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Snow Show Animated Film by Os Gemeos
Os Gemeos (Juxtapoz cover #114) created the art for this new animated short based on the characters of Slava's Snow Show, whose main clown character is both humorous and touching. His classic yellow suit is reminiscent of Os Gemeos’ own yellow figures.
Nike Stadium Project at Precinct 5 in Amsterdam: Video Intro to NSFW Group
This new short from Nike Sportswear and Precinct 5 will make you wanna take up running. This new video short introduces the Nike Stadium project at Amsterdam’s Precinct 5 along with the NSFW running crew.
2629: Creative and Upsetting Sculpture Made of Fast Food Containers
Here’s a crazy fact: 2,629 take-out meals are consumed in the U.S. every second (producing enough take-out waste to cover half of a football field!) “Take-Less” is an eco-art installation made out of plastic take-out food containers designed by graphic design group MSLK in New York City.
Tara McPherson Release x Signing at ZeroFriends in SF this Saturday
Tara McPherson is in the Bay Area for the first time in 2 years and will be hanging out and releasing/signing copies of three new prints at the ZeroFriends space.
Sickboy: ‘Busted Parachute’ Book x Video
Sickboy is releasing a hardback book and print box set entitled Busted Parachute. He’s produced a video for the release which showcases the book plus highlights of his street and studio work.
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We all need tee-shirts and (hopefully) Juxtapoz in our lives. For $44.95, you can be the proud owner of a 1-year subscription to Juxtapoz, along with any Juxtapoz artist designed tee shirt of your choosing.
Back Talk with Brian Viveros
Blood, cigarettes, beautiful ladies. Brian Viveros combines macabre elements to fashion a new world, The Dirtyland, in his upcoming solo. get to know the mean behind the hyperrealistic and at times disturbing, imagery.
'Faces' Offers Outdoor Gallery Visible by Night in One of World's Largest Permanent Installations
An outdoor gallery only visible at night? Due to be one of the biggest permanent public installations in the world, Faces extends a traditional white walled space out onto eleven surrounding London streets to exhibit works by artists like Zevs, Eine, and D*face.
