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Utah Museum of Contemporary Art Presents "Boombox Benefit"

Before smartphones and Bluetooth speaker systems allowed near-constant access to music, boomboxes were vessels that could be carried anywhere to rouse listeners and take up space. Marked by thei March 31, 2023

Geoff McFetridge Does the "Return to the Stoner Forest"

With the simplest shapes and colors, Geoff McFetridge makes the most complex of works. Perhaps its because his work speaks to something universally pondered but yet so complicatedly understood. He sp March 14, 2023

Rebecca Ness In Dialogue with Joel Shapiro

It's a fascinating and smart curation: Rebecca Ness' dense and personal portraits of artists in their studios juxtaposed with a single, and animated sculpture by Joel Shapiro. The sculpture creates a March 14, 2022

Inward: Reflections on Interiority

Beyond the endless scope of the constructed “selfie,” smartphones are often used to generate images of public space and events in the broader world. Recently they have functioned as outward-facin October 08, 2021

Imagined Communities: Gaia @ 37PK Haarlem, The Netherlands

Andrew Pisacane aka Gaia spent a few weeks in July over in Haarlem, The Netherlands, working on a couple of public murals and a solo exhibition that is currently on view at the 37PK space i  ; August 04, 2021

Radio Juxtapoz ep 071: BEEPLE is Just Making Art, Everyday

There's probably a good chance that you heard the news that BEEPLE, the graphic artist born as Mike Winkelmann, had just sold the third most expensive piece of artwork for a living artist and thought April 21, 2021

Jon Henry's Stranger Fruit

Jon Henry's series Stranger Fruit was created in response to the senseless murders of black men across the nation by police violence. Even with smartphones and dash cams recording the actions, more l February 08, 2021

Trey Abdella: Still In Detention

Tom and Jerry was created by two young cartoonists under the age of 30, convinced there was no need for dialogue if you provided non-stop action and visual humor. In a hundred different ways, at a hu January 04, 2021

Ryan Debolski Explores the Physical and Digital Relationships of Oman's Migrant Workers

Ryan Debolski's series, LIKE, explores the physical and digital relationships of the migrant workers who build the infrastructure of Oman, a rapidly modernizing country rich in oil and natu December 02, 2020

Miles Aldridge: Virgin Mary. Supermarkets. Popcorn.

Through pop art, bright colors, and dark humor, British artist Miles Aldridge makes us flinch. His images are reminiscent of film stills: frames snatched from a broader story, pictures noted for thei November 12, 2020
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