Charlotte Mann is a British artist who creates wall drawings and drawn room installations. They are described as "densely detailed 1:1 scale drawings of rooms in rooms are invariably made with thick black marker pen on a white ground." More after the jump . . .

 

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The independent music and art festival Noise Pop has kicked off in San Francisco, and this weekend they are hosting Culture Club, "bringing together creative individuals from the community and beyond to participate in a series of exciting presentations on independent culture in its many forms." We are going to be speaking. And two of our Detroit artists, Monica Canilao and Jason Jaworski will be there, too. More after the jump . . .
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Julien Pacaud is an illustrator currently living in Le Mans, France. On his website, he mentions before he was an illustrator, he was, by turns, "an astrophysician, an international snooker player, a hypnotist and an esperanto teacher." He wasn't. He also wants to time-travel. We hope that works out for him. Read our interview after the jump . . .
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British artist Ian Francis will be making his NYC solo debut at Joshua Liner Gallery with Fireland, opening next Thrusday, March 3. The work looks to be Francis' signature abstract-figurative paintings, using dark tones and oil and acrylics to create a hazy, dream-like atmosphere. More after the jump . . .
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The very small-scaled street installation artist, Slinkachu, opens Concrete Ocean on March 3rd at Andipa Gallery in London. As per the press release, "Concrete Ocean address the artist's trademark theme of loneliness and disillusionment engendered by the city environment." More images after the jump . . .
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Not that James Joyce of Irish modernist fame, but still a very talented James Joyce. We are huge fans of the London-based artist and designer, who creates simple, well-balanced designs and fine art pieces. As as well as showing in galleries in Barcelona and London, Joyce has done commerical graphics for the Guardian, NY Times, Esquire, Guinness, and Carhartt. Lots of looks after the jump . . .
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Peat Wollaeger opens a show in the Project Space at WWA Gallery in Culver City tonight, (Feb 25), and to coincide with his showing, we sent out a few Back Talk questions. Check them out after the jump . . .
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Having recently relocated back to San Francisco after stints in various parts of California, Hannah Stouffer has found refuge in a new studio located in the highly marginalized Tenderloin district. Her work over the years has been successfully commercialized by clients such as Levi's, Coca-Cola, IBM, Sony, Vans, NY Times, and Disney, among others. More Photos after the jump...
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We have to give a big shout to KC Ortiz (featured in September 2010), as he was one of the winners of the Missouri School of Journalism’s Pictures of the Year International competition. This is a major accomplishment and honor, as he shares the award with photojournalists from Reuters, the LA Times, and the NY Times. More information aftter the jump . . .
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Duke Riley, who was recently the subject of our Juxtapoz Presents video series, has a new exhibition, Two Riparian Tales of Undoing, opening at Magnan Metz in NYC on Friday (Feb 25). Two Riparian Tales of Undoing chronicles the artist’s inquiries over the past year, which as we know, means roaming the sewers of Cleveland amongst other things. More after the jump...
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