Jonathan LeVine Gallery in NYC is set to open 3 new shows at their NYC space this Saturday, May 18: Souther Salazar's Souvenirs, Marco Mazzoni's Animaera,  and Andy Kehoe's Luminous Reverie. Guess what? These are all artists we want to see and endorse, and they have been in the magazine, most recently Mr. Mazzoni. The shows are on display through June 15, 2013. 

This Saturday, July 7, Andy Kehoe will be showing a body of new works, Into the Depths, at Thinkspace Gallery in Culver City. Like us, the Pittsburgh-based artist is currently listening to the new Walkmen album, is inspired by Josh Keyes, and gets most of his everyday knowledge from Snapple bottle caps. Small world...

From the publisher who publishes the Juxtapoz Book Series, Gingko Press, and the author who is one of Jux' longest running contributors, Caleb Neelon, comes the new book, Delusional: The Story of the Jonathan LeVine Gallery. Obviously, the book is about the story of NYC's Jonathan Levine Gallery and not costume design. That cover is so damn good. More after the jump . . .

Andy Kehoe (Juxtapoz #75) is one of the most fabulously ridiculous artists we know. Unlike his meticulously rendered paintings, Andy is what we like to call a crazy genius. Perhaps that’s why he counts some of his favorite words to live by: “If you're going to be crazy, you have to get paid for it or else you're going to be locked up.”   Dig into the mind, and dare we say soul, of a man who paints “cool Forest Dragons” that “look like the Bog Creature found a friend.”   Understand why you'll want him for your new best friend after you read Andy Kehoe’s 20 Questions.