“Resolutely unglamorous, Chadsey's young men, no hunks, preen and pose, sometimes grotesquely transformed by superimpositions that seem to be materialized projections of their fantasies…. These drawings in water-soluble colored pencil on mylar are skillfully delineated, visually powerful, and, even these days, disturbing and provocative.” As stated by DeWitt Chang of the Huffington Post

“Resolutely unglamorous, Chadsey's young men, no hunks, preen and pose, sometimes grotesquely transformed by superimpositions that seem to be materialized projections of their fantasies…. These drawings in water-soluble colored pencil on mylar are skillfully delineated, visually powerful, and, even these days, disturbing and provocative.” As stated by DeWitt Chang of the Huffington Post

Our December 2011 issue has arrived in our webstore, and we are giving you a preview of what we have inside. As you know by now, Mark Ryden is the cover artist, and his interview is followed by features on Mexican surrealists Pedro Friedeberg, Vienna-based illustrator Moussa Kone, graffiti artist Read More Books, NYC's Geoffrey Chadsey, fine artist Sarah Cain, and photographer Chase Jarvis.

We just got a little package in the mail today; our new December 2011 issue. Number 131 if you are counting at home. The cover; Mark Ryden, with a special cover story done in conjunction with Ryden's Taschen monograph and new body of work that will premiere in early 2012.

“In contrast to the easy surrealism that many of his contemporaries practice, Geoffrey Chadsey goes to the limits of representation to describe the convergence of identities that we suspect marks every individual today...