Video—EINE gets a Short Documentary

Juxtapoz // Sunday, January 30, 2011
This video was shot as EINE was painting 2 walls with his signature block letters—one wall spelling PRO PRO PRO on Ebor Street in East London, with the other being CALCULATE on Hollywell Lane, also in East London. With EINE opening a show at White Walls in San Francisco in March 2011, we are getting an early look at the artist now. Video after the jump . . .

"How To Sell A Banksy" Movie Trailer

Street Art // Thursday, January 27, 2011
There is only one rule: There are no rules. That's entertainment. Everyone is an opportunist to some degree, and if you are the guy trying to sell a Banksy, you might as well make a documentary. And if you want to intellectualize it ""HOW TO SELL A BANKSY" raises questions of ownership, authentication and the true value of art itself," says the filmmakers. We just like trailers, because we don't need to see the movie now. Watch it after the jump . . .

Photos from Robert Williams Screening of MR BITCHIN at MOCA

Street Art // Thursday, January 20, 2011
Juxtapoz founder Robert Williams had his new documentary, Mr Bitchin', honored with a screening at Los Angeles' MOCA this past Sunday. The screening featured an introduction by new MOCA Director, Jeffrey Deitch, as well as friends and art colleagues in attendance as well. Pictures after the jump . . .

Saner in New Documentary in Mexico

Juxtapoz // Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Mexico-based artist Saner just sent us the trailer of a new documentary that he is featured in, Efímero, one that follows various artists and the work they are producing in Mexico City. Director, Tomas Canchola , has been following Saner, Basic, Ego Crew, and Coco & Dronz. Watch the trailer after the jump . . .

Film of 2010, Part 2—Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child

Juxtapoz // Friday, December 31, 2010
Tamara Davis' Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child, with great interviews with Fab 5 Freddy, Julian Schnabel, and other pivotal art figures of NYC in the 1980s, is being hailed as the definitive Basquiat documentary, and to us was our favorite art film of 2010. It presented Basquiat as a larger than life artist, but also as just a man inside the legend. More after the jump . . .
Page 2 of 2

Gallery

Every image in one place

Vault

Full magazine features from Juxtapoz

visit the VAULT >
Market Place

Independent Artists

ADVERTISE HERE >

Top Lists

Cream of the crop

visit TOP LISTS >