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Peggy Kuiper: Her Emotional Landscape

Gazing out at a silent gray ocean or placid blue lake is invariably mesmerizing. The expanse of space and color captivates, inspiring our own stories, or to coin an ancient Latin phrase, “The deepe September 18, 2023

Don’t Cry Because It Happened, Smile Because It’s Over: Ariane Hughes @ Steve Turner, Los Angeles

Steve Turner is pleased to present Don’t Cry Because It Happened, Smile Because It’s Over, a solo exhibition by London-based Ariane Hughes that features a series of paintings that relate to emoti July 14, 2023

Un/Masked: Elizaveta Porodina's Dreamy Photography

Elizaveta Porodina's exhibition Un/Masked at Fotografiska New York reflects the past few years of Elizaveta’s life and work. Her imagery is surreal, dreamy and intimate, on occasion frightenin February 21, 2023

The Beastie Boys Gave Us Permission to Grow, and EXHIBIT Tells the Story

There was an MCA lyric at the heart of the standout 1994 track "Root Down," on the Beastie Boys triumphant, inventive and eccentric album Ill Communication that said, “Bob Marley was a prophet January 10, 2023

Bony Ramirez' "Cayman Tears"

A few months ago, when we spoke to Bony Ramirez on the Radio Juxtapoz podcast, we got the back story of the sudden transition in his life at the age of 13: the Dominican kid finding himself in suburb January 10, 2023

Radio Juxtapoz, ep 099: Moral Fibres as Love Welcomes and Migrate Art Come Together

In celebration of the Moral Fibres collaboration between the charitable organizations Migrate Art and Love Welcomes, Radio Juxtapoz took a moment to speak on how they each have found a place in both November 21, 2022

Adam Štech: Deviant Dichotomy @ Ascaso Gallery, Miami

For more than a decade, Adam Štech has been on a mission to amplify the canonical art beauty through deconstruction and development of deviant dichotomy. It’s the paintings we see in art history October 24, 2022

Tearing Up, Sticking Down, Peeling Back: An Interview with D*Face

Last week we previewed the triumphant return to Los Angeles by London-bassed street icon, D*Face. The artist has had a lasting impact in LA for years, with murals and exhibitions on his CV and the ci August 09, 2022

Migrate Art: Simon Butler on Foundational Change

Anyone reading this cleaves to the belief that art and culture have the power to directly change the world, and Migrate Art chooses to take extra steps that actively inspire us all to address and gal October 14, 2021

Sweet Dreams & Demon’s Tears: Rachel Hayden and Heather Benjamin Make French Debut

Bim Bam Gallery in Paris is currently presenting Sweet Dreams & Demon’s Tears, a double solo show by Rachel Hayden and Heather Benjamin. Marking the first time for both of these New York-b  ; March 19, 2021
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