Here is the first look at our March 2011 cover of Juxtapoz, featuring both newsstand and subscriber covers by Emory Douglas, the Minister of Culture for the Black Panther Party from the 1960s into the early 1980s. Douglas created the iconic graphic works that visually represented the Black Panther Party around the world. Full look after the jump . . . 
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February 2011 featured artist, Michael Leon, has just designed a new t-shirt for Juxtapoz that we just got into our webstore. If you don't remember, Michael has his own company, Stacks, as well as worked for Nike SB, Rasa Libre, GIRL, Supreme, and the list goes on. And he makes brilliant conceptual art. Full image of the shirt after the jump . . .
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RETNA, the cover artist for our September 2010 issue, will be opening a solo show in Manhattan on February 10th, but right now, we want to show you a new video that Viejas del Mercado shot for the show, the Hallelujah World Tour. Watch after the jump . . .
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Sandra Butterfly made it out to the opening of David Bray's solo show at London's Stolenspace Gallery last night. We had been very interested in the show just based on its title: Great Disasters of the Twentieth Century, That is a catchy one. Images after the jump . . .
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Montana Gallery Barcelona has had some stand-out shows over the past year, one of them being the exhibition by Mexico's SANER, DHEAR, and NEUZZ. As the three artists descended upon Barcelona, Montana captured a short documentary. Watch the video after the jump . . .
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Wow, this is good. Federico Uribe takes everyday objects, like plastic forks, pennies, and shoe laces, and makes complete sculpture art. The Columbian-born, Miami-based conceptual artist takes just that, a concept, to a whole new level. Images after the jump . . .
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Tonight, February 3rd, in San Francisco at FIFTY24SF Gallery, London-based artist INSA opens the appropriately titled and glitzy MORE. A cover artist for Juxtapoz in September 2010, we have spent the past few days, between glasses of Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin upon the artists request, talking about the merits and desires of MORE. Images after the jump . . .
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We know this has been a major project for two of Jux' longtime contributors Roger Gastman and Caleb Neelon, but at last, this Spring, their book, The History of American Graffiti will be released with HarperCollins. The book aims to be the definitive history of American Graffiti, one of the most influential art forms of the last 40 years. More information after the jump . . .
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October 2008 cover artist Connor Harrington posted a few images on his blog during his visit to Tel Aviv and Bethlehem, Israel in May 2010, all alluding to something coming soon. Well that something is out today. Crossing Lines is a video created by Andrew Telling with some help from Chloe Hayward, Dave House and of course Connor Harrington. Watch after the jump . . .
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Chris Ritson's solo show In the Kingdom of Charisma opens tonight at Evergold Gallery in San Francisco. In their first biyearly residency program, Chris Ritson has built site specific installations by growing crystals, organisms and creating media collages. I stopped by Evergold last night and shot some preview photos of what Chris has been working on over the last 3 weeks. More after the jump . . .

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