Jeremy Fish has hand drawn on an iPad 2 and Upper Playground is giving it away on their Facebook page in a contest that is running through the end of 2011. Not only do you get an iPad 2 to play with Fish's new Listen and Learn app, but you get probably your first piece of original Fish art. Read More 
Jeremy Fish teamed up with Upper Playground and launched a new interactive app today, based on FIsh's 2011 exhibit, Listen and Learn, of story paintings at Joshua Liner Gallery. The app features 30 audio recordings from Fish's friends and creative contemporaries who inspired all the paintings in the exhibition. Read More 
Jeremy Fish just released a new print, Time Marches On, through Upper Playground. As UP writes, "The theme of the print is about time, and how it waits for no one, and passes us by like a mutherf*cker." That seems about spot-on. The print is 18" x 18," 4-color, printed on French’s 140 lb hot fudge colored paper, and in a closed edition of 100. Signed, numbered, embossed by Mr. Fish. Read More 
Jeremy Fish, the cover of our October 2011 issue, will have a new body of work (shown alongside Kenichi Yokono) on display at Mark Moore Gallery in Culver City starting this Saturday, October 29. Mr. Fish sent us a few preview images, along with a message about his beloved van for you all the hear. Read More 
Juxtapoz' October cover artist Jeremy Fish rendered original pieces of art on the inside front cover of 10 copies of this issue as part of ABSOLUT vodka's ABSOLUT Blank Golden Ticket x Juxtapoz campaign. While 3 random subscribers in London received a Golden Ticket, the remaining 7 have been distributed to newsstands within London’s city limits. Can’t afford original art? Let Juxtapoz and Absolut help you. Read More 
Jeremy Fish's special cover for the Juxtapoz October 2011 issue is on newsstands now, featuring a special type created for the title bar. As we mentioned on the site earlier this month, the issue features Jeremy Fish, Mario Wagner, Dabs Myla, Steven Harrington, Sarah Cain, Ed Moses, Brandon Chuesy, and Robert Williams. Read More 
Jeremy Fish, who last graced our magazine cover in December 2006, is back with a special cover and type treatment made for Juxtapoz' October 2011 issue. Jeremy's portrait is also a special edition, stopping traffic in one of the busiest intersections in San Francisco so his lounge chair could be rolled to Columbus and Broadway. Read More |
