Today, Juxtapoz is proud to announce our March 2013 cover with a special image created by Mike Shine with help from students at Independence High School in San Francisco. Juxtapoz headed down to the high school to watch the process of the stenciled cover, and today we have a behind the scenes video showing the making of the cover. Stay tuned for a full issue preview later this week...

This past Friday night, Urban Outfitters and Vans teamed up with Curtis "LOVE ME" Kulig for a special Valentine's ready pop-up shop in Los Angeles at Space 15 Twenty. Titled House of Hearts, the shop included Kulig's newest collaborations with Urban Outfitters and Vans, our special Juxtapoz cover made especially for the pop-up, and installation works from Kulig and friends. Check out the photos after the jump . . .

A beautiful set of illustrations from Hungarian modernist, Lajos Kozma. We just read on Dwell that he studied architecture at Budapest Imperial Joseph College, and after graduating, he joined the Young Ones, a group of designers who studied Hungarian folk art and architecture and created furniture.

For their second issue, the theme "Ritualistic Iconography" was chosen in setting the mood for this 80-page thoughtfully curated magazine. Based solely on the cover, we were immediately intrigued by the contents of Iconongraph #2. Inside, an eclectic collection of esoteric imagery and writings awaits you from an array of global talent. This publication was printed and organized by Justin Blyth (Them Thangs), with contributing editors Hassan Rahim, Justin Van Hoy (To whom the magazine is dedicated to), and Andrew Pogany.

We’ve seen some crazy installations this past year, but this one might be the best yet. Japanese artist Tadsahai Kawamata went all out for the fourth annual Abu Dhabi art fair. Kawamata, created a round tower formed out of thousands of chairs. The piece, entitled Chairs For Abu Dhabi, is a twenty-foot tall sculpture that took five days to complete.

The famed French fashion house, Louis Vuitton, has enlisted three street artists to create designs for their traditional scarf, shawl and stole models for the Spring/Summer 2013 collection. Los Angeles-based artist, Retna, New York-based artist, Aiko, and Brazil-based artists, Os Gemeos will all be designing in their own distinctly different styles. Check out some of the sample scarves.

We have shown you the works of Emiliano Ponzi on the site before, and the Italian artist just won an award at the Society of Illustrators New York for his series of illustrations he made for Italian translations of Charles Bukowski's works. NSFW, but definitely worth a viewing...

An admission—that I am a disorganized, impulsive person—reads more optimistically on canvas because the eye has glimpsed the edge. Therefore I paint, subjectively and impatiently, colliding impressions of points with interpretations of space (the accidentals are debris) so that the composition hangs, almost magically, in mid-air.

Adam 'Lilfuchs' Fuchs is mostly a guy who is passionate about art, music, skateboarding and all things illustration. He is currently living out in Atlanta, GA, working as animation director at Turner Studios and turning out some pretty epic illustration work.

Vibrantly colorful and extra geometrical new piece from Sobekcis.