Over the past year, Juxtapoz and Converse have teamed on a unique project, Wall to Wall, where we invite an artist in a city in North America to create a semi-permanent mural based around the artist's interpretation of the iconic Converse star. Today, we look back on the mural created in Montreal by former Juxtapoz feature artists and design team, 123Klan. The piece was completed on Boulevard Saint-Laurent.

This is a great mission statement from Epos257: The appropriation of public space with no apparent intent. For 54 days in Palackeho Square in Prague, Czech Republic, Epos257 created 50 square meters of "public space," bascially a challenge to the myth that is "public space." You catch us? Watch the video after the jump . . .

We recently featured Montreal design and art collective, 123Klan, in the December magazine, and they were kind enough to send us and friends a Merry Christmas e-card and video. They prefaced this card with the fact that it was nontraditional. See the full nontraditional card and video after the jump . . .

New York-based, Swiss-born graphic and fine artist Grotesk (cover artist of June 2009, n101) has been busy this past Fall with a bunch of different projects, all of which we deem interesting and worthy of your attention. He has been designing billboards, logos, and a journal for Nike. See everything after the jump . . .

We just released our December issue this week, and one of the main features is of Montreal design collective, 123Klan, and their brand, BANDIT-1$M. Today, 123Klan announced a new contest, in which a lucky winner will get two of 123KLAN’s coveted “Fellastar” designer toys. More information after the jump . . .

Sometimes, people call us to talk about our new issues a few days before we even see copies. In our humble attempt to be ahead of that curve, we just received copies of our December 2010 Juxtapoz, and now you can see it after the jump . . .

Husband and wife duo Scien and Klor make up 123Klan, a design and graphic house based in Montreal. They are the makers of BANDIT-1$M, a brand with some of the most clever graphics being created today. And they make video shorts, like the one after the jump . . .