It has been awhile since we check in with Perth, Australia-based, and former April 2010 cover artist, Charlie Isoe, but we were looking at his old cover image in our office yesterday and thought... damn, Charlie is a talented painter. The works always felt full of energy, ideas, command, but also loose and exploratory. Although he hasn't shown in a few years, we expect something interesting whenever Isoe has a new body of work.

The Clayton Brothers, who have twice graced the cover of Juxtapoz Magazine, will be celebrating the opening of their first major museum exhibition, Inside Out, at the Pasadena of Calfornia Art this Saturday, May 14, 2011. The survey will include paintings and mixed-media installations.

Juxtapoz is pleased to announce that Don Ed Hardy, the pioneering tattoo and fine artist, is both the newsstand and subscriber cover artist for our new June 2011 issue. We spoke with Hardy about his show at the Artists Gallery with SFMoMA on June 9, 2011, The Unruly Art of Don Ed Hardy.

April 2011 marks a special issue for Juxtapoz Magazine, as we were asked by the MOCA to create a companion issue to the first major instituitional retrospective of street art, Art In the Streets. As we documented street art to a wider-audience of fine art, tattoo, pop-surreal, and illustrative art enthusiasts over our 17 years, we wanted to create an extended dialog and history with graffiti and street art pioneers. More after the jump . . .

In conjunction with our March 2011 cover by Black Panther Party Minister of Culture, Emory Douglas, cover story author and photographer Shaun Robers visits the home and studio of the iconic artist. Roberts catches a glimpse of Mr. Douglas' archives, process, and studio set-up. More after the jump . . .

In conjunction with our video profile Juxtapoz Presents: Walton Ford, being released this week, we look at the cover story we published with Ford for our May/June 1999 issue. Not only was the magazine hitting a full stride, Ford was fast becoming a major contemporary art figure. Full article after the jump . . .

Our March 2011 issue, featuring Black Panther artist Emory Douglas, Gus Van Sant, Alex Lukas, Johanna Jackson, and Joe Brook is now on newsstands. Pick it up where you can, and after the jump get an in-depth review of the entire issue...

One of our finest covers was done by David Ellis back in March 2007. Add the fact that Ellis was the centerpiece of our December 2009 Barnstormers issue, and we consider him to be one of the leading contemporary artists that we have ever covered. He will showing new works at New Image Art starting this Saturday, February 5. More after the jump . . .

The February 2011 issue of Juxtapoz is now on newsstands, featuring one of our favorite emerging artists, Spanish multifaceted talent Escif. Check out everything in FEB 2011 after the jump . . .

One of the artists we feel is making a great impact on the international art scene is Spanish artist Escif, and we present his work as the cover of our February 2011 Newsstand and Subscriber issues. The February issue also features a 26-page photo essay by Tod Seelie of the Juxtapoz 15th Anniversary Project that happened in Detroit this past October 2010. Full cover after the jump. . .