Dabs Myla's big Marvelous Expeditions show is coming up on September 1st at Thinkspace. The duo have put together a fun set of questions combining some of the favorite questions they've been asked over the past few years as well as a few show specific travel related questions to spice things up.Today, the speak with former Jux featured artist, Augustine Kofie.

Dabs Myla's big Marvelous Expeditions show is coming up on September 1st at Thinkspace. The duo have put together a fun set of questions combining some of the favorite questions they've been asked over the past few years as well as a few show specific travel related questions to spice things up.Today, the speak with former Jux featured artists, 123 Klan.

In conjunction with Marvelous Expeditions, the Dabs Myla curated exhibition at Thinkspace Gallery opening this September 1, we asked the former Juxtapoz featured artists (who will be with us at Outside Lands this weekend) to come up with questions for some of their friends who will be in the exhibition. Of course, we made them answere their questions first...

In celebration of Brazilian twins, Os Gemeos, and their museum exhibition at the Boston ICA opening today and carrying through to November 25, 2012, we look back at one of two cover stories we have run with the two artists. This one dates back to July 2010, at a time where their installation work was becoming some of the most experimental and immersive in the world, and when their street work was as impactful as it had always been.

Thinkspace is pleased to present Dirty Laundry, an exhibition of new work by painters Brett Amory and Adam Caldwell. Amory and Caldwell each mobilize their unique representational strategies to invoke the modern day disconnect between time and space, self and other, and present and past. Their shows open at Thinkspace this Saturday, August 4. Today, we speak with Brett Amory...

This Saturday, July 28, two legendary graffiti artists, REVOK and SABER, will open new body of works at Known Gallery in Los Angeles (Gilgamesh and Beautification, respectively). In our May 2012 Public Art Issue, we sat down with the two artists to have them discuss the current state of graffiti, their personal history with authorities, and how cities can best capitalize on the positive aspects of graffiti and street art. Here, we have reprinted the article in full.

Artist and director of 667Shotwell, Chris Sollars work revolves around the reclamation of private and public space through interventions. The results are documented using drawing, photographs, sculpture, and video that are integrated into mixed media installations. Awards include 2007 Eureka Fellowship Award, a 2007 San Francisco Bay Area Artadia Grant, and 2009 Headlands Center for the Arts residency.

In April 2011, MOCA approached Juxtapoz with a unique project that they were producing with James Franco: Rebel,a mult-facitated, mixed-media, collaborative art installation and project loosely based on the making and legacy of James Dean's famed film, Rebel Without A Cause. In July 2011, Juxtapoz published a cover story examining Rebel, interviewing James Franco, Harmony Korine, and Aaron Young, about how the project came about.

Corey Arnold’s photography has seized my imagination since it was first printed in Juxtapoz back in 2008, and his new series is no disappointment. “Wolf Tide” opens this Saturday at Richard Heller Gallery with deep running themes of our current political and economic unrest woven through an expansive rural landscape marred by human wreckage.

Ela Boyd creates immersive installations that fragment and decentralize our understanding of space, time, and the self in reference to the subjective qualities of perception. Her installations have been on view at various spaces including the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego alongside the Pacific Standard Time exhibition Phenomenal. By choreographing the viewer’s experience, the installations involve the viewer in the space, reordering their understanding of common phenomena that are easily overlooked.