We've been keeping up with our January 2013 cover artist Aryz while he's in San Francisco for his Style Is The Limit exhibition at Fifty24SF. We had stopped by last week while he was setting up and cruised by again yesterday to get a few pictures of the finished exhibition. For those of you who are lucky enough to be in the bay area, the show opened on Friday, April 13th.

Ever been scuba diving and thought to yourself, "You know what? All these beautiful fish are nice and all, but I would like to see some art down here!" Well, Andreas Franke's photographs are on display on the sunken UGNS General Hoyt S. Vandenberg, 27 meters underwater. The photographs depict everyday activities, such as doing laundry or riding a horse in a dress, underwater, and in our opintion, are pretty cool.

Mexico City-based painter and street artist Favio Martinez's (aka Curiot) artwork features mythial half-animal half-human figures and scenes that allude to Mexican myths and legends such as the Day of The Dead. He is currently having his first solo U.S. show entitled Age of Omuktlands at FFDG Gallery in San Francisco.

  Tonight, AbtArt Gallery in Stuttgart, Germany will host a solo exhibition from renowned graffiti writer, Smash 137. “Public Enemy” will feature all new drawings and paintings, including a show catalogue to accompany the show. 

Bold Hype Gallery is presenting a new group exhibition, KINDRED, curated by Nathan Spoor. The exhibition features an international array of artists presented in a 12 x 12 inch format. The title of the exhibit addresses a unifying thread of not just canvas size, but also the creativity at work amongst the artists included - artists that consistently push the boundaries of the new contemporary narrative. The show opens tonight and runs through April 6th.

De madonna a Madonna, a new exhibition at Domus Artium 2002 in Spain features (De)constructions of the feminine in contemporary society and investigates the position of women in today’s society by juxtaposing the work of 50 contemporary artists with the work of ‘classical’ artists, so reflecting the (r)evolution of women in society throughout history.

The very small-scaled street installation artist, Slinkachu, opens Concrete Ocean on March 3rd at Andipa Gallery in London. As per the press release, "Concrete Ocean address the artist's trademark theme of loneliness and disillusionment engendered by the city environment." More images after the jump . . .

Duke Riley, who was recently the subject of our Juxtapoz Presents video series, has a new exhibition, Two Riparian Tales of Undoing, opening at Magnan Metz in NYC on Friday (Feb 25). Two Riparian Tales of Undoing chronicles the artist’s inquiries over the past year, which as we know, means roaming the sewers of Cleveland amongst other things. More after the jump...

As we mentioned in our store visit to Park Life, Thomas Campbell will be showing Space Cakes at the Park Life Gallery with Kyle Field opening on February 18, 2011. As Thomas Campbell told us, it is going to more of a "happening" than a traditional art show. More images and info after the jump . . .

Something tells us this is going to be popular: The Computerspielemuseum (Computer Game Museum), located on Karl-Marx-Allee in Berlin (of course it is on Karl Marx Boulevard), just opened a new permanent exhibition, Computer Games: Evolution of a Medium. All the information after the jump . . .