What was months ago planned in the theme of water and as a benefit for clean drinking water, the earthquake and tsunami in Japan has turned Giant Robot's Water Works show into a fundraiser for the devastation in Japan. A bunch of artists, including Saelee Oh who sent us a few of her pieces from the show, will be included in the fundraiser exhibition. More after the jump . . .
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In our ongoing series of Juxtapoz Presents video profiles, we introduce our interview with NYC-based photographer, street artist and sticker artist, Curtis Kulig. We visit Kulig at his apartment in Manhattan, as well as get a tour of his local corner market, where Kulig stole a few greatest hits 'shop lifting' posters for an exhibit in Milan. Watch after the jump . . .
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David B. Smith Gallery will be opening Cole Sternberg new solo works, I was here for just a moment, in Denver tonight, Friday, March 19th. The layered text pieces that David B. Smith calls "socio-political art," with each piece containing "underlying statement on human rights, ecology, personal relationships or other subjects of emotional relevance." More after jump . . .
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Hypebeast just produced a new short on Amsterdam-based illustrator, designer, and fine artist, Parra. We had Parra design a custom, bubbling cover for us in March 2008, and we always keep up with what he has going with Rockwell, his fine art, or any other Parra project. The recent furniture endeavors have been some of our favorite pieces. Watch the short after the jump . . .
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We are almost too scared to try it out because we will look better somewhere in this project. Late last year, Julian Wolkenstein created the "Echoism" photo project, taking subjects and exploring what would happend if they were made symmetrical. What does that mean? Read after the jump . . .
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There is something very creepy about the work of Kate MccGwire. The London-based artist takes feathers and creates these unique, motion-filled, sculptures and installations. A feather river and or a feather spill? Something eerie about it all. She currently has a show, Host, at Pertwee Anderson and Gold through March 24, 2011. More looks after the jump . . .
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Where do all the old toys go? Robert Bradford takes them and makes recylced toy sculptures that look like toys, that's where. The sculptor creates both small and life-sized pieces with old toys as his materials. More looks after the jump . . .
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Marc McKee opens Seen/Unknown, an art show and book release, at HVW8 Gallery in Los Angeles this Saturday, March 19. In 1989, McKee started creating skateboard graphics for World Industries and many of its subsidiaries, like Blind, 101, Menace, A-Team and Almost, as well as being the editor of Big Brother Magazine during its first four years. More after the jump . . .

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NYC-graffiti legend, COPE2, will open a solo show, Transition, at TT Underground Gallery in NYC this April 7, 2011. The show will feature a "new chapter of paintings arise from the obstruction of producing graffiti pieces in the streets paradigm to a permanent transfixed surface." More after the jump . . .
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