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Mind the Gap: 10FOOT, TOX AND FUME’S Long Dark Tunnel

(Editor's note: To unforeseen circumstance, Long Dark Tunnel was permanently shut down on April 10, 2025 and will no longer be open to the public. It was not the decision of the artists.) April 07, 2025

Cey Adams: The Universal

There are people that we call “The Bridge,” connecting two sides of cultural milieu together into something not only others can traverse across but also a solid foundation for it to last for deca October 14, 2024

Michael Jang: Thinking of Nothing and Thinking of Everything

Michael Jang's 70 years of age belies an unfettered youthful exuberance. It's clear that this is an innate aspect of his character, but one senses that the wisdom he has gained through the years also March 22, 2023

Adam Neate: Entering Dimensionalism

Paintings on walls are free for the viewing, freely on display and free of ownership. Way back when UK-based Adam Neate was a little-known graffiti artist, he added another dimension to the notion of October 19, 2017

From the Magazine: Ralph Steadman, The Crucial Comic

Ralph Steadman has spent a lifetime conceiving and crafting images that are each a unique event. His audience responds to his personal artistic morality with pause, reflecting on how individual actio August 03, 2017

Madsaki: The Stupid Serious

In a time when the unofficial remix version of a song can outshine the original, the same can hold true in the world of fine art. Such is the case for an artist named Madsaki. November 07, 2016

Recap: Aftershock in Sacramento

Juxtapoz once again collaborated with Danny Wimmer Presents on the Make Your Mark Graffiti Zone at Afershock in Sacramento over the weekend. October 26, 2016

Recap: Aftershock Festival in Sacramento

This past weekend, Juxtapoz partnered up with our friends at Liquitex and Aftershock to present an interactive graffiti installation called the Make Your Mark Zone at the two-day festival in Sacr October 28, 2015

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