Attention Comic Con heads: Upper Playground will be holding an exclusive pre-release of some of their most exciting T-shirts coming out this year during the convention. You’ll get to preview tees by the likes of Alex Pardee, James Jean, and Pushead.

Hey San Francisco, lets welcome the newest food truck on the block, Chairman Bao. Food trucks, carts, and vendors of all sorts have become a major fad here in SF and Bao modeled his truck after Shepard Fairey’s iconographic imagery, but in fact the work was done by James Jean.

Four top artists, Micallef, Conor Harrington, JR, and Vhils have invaded Los Angeles with EuroTrash, a group exhibition of beautiful range and innovation. Last week’s opening attracted top names in the art game.

You devoured his special Juxtapoz issue (Juxtapoz #112), now make sure to see his current exhibit - perhaps this Sunday when it closes, as Choe will be on hand to release a new ‘zine and sign…pretty much anything you want.

The David Choe (Juxtapoz #112) feature film, Dirty Hands, will screen to the public in San Francisco for the first time, presented by Upper Playground. The director, Harry Kim, is available for interview at any point.

Check out this newly released scene that was deleted from the final cut of Dirty Hands that Harry Kim (the director) shared. It features Ezra Eismont and Dave talking about a collaboration mural they did back in the day.

Juxtapoz Managing Editor Evan Pricco jetted down to Los Angeles from our headquarters in San Francisco for a 36-hour endeavor. Not only did he hang with David Choe at the preview opening of Nothing to Declare, but he also stopped by the premiere of Dirty Money, the new Nike x Hurley film, as well as a few other key spots.   Read More...  

Managing Editor is on the scene with David Choe (Juxtapoz #112) in Los Angeles as he deals with yards and yards of fabric for tonight's show. Take a look at all the preview photos he shot thus far.   Read More...  

Lazarides shares an authoritative update on David Choe (Juxtapoz #112) putting finishing touches on his highly anticipated solo show, Nothing to Declare. “Things are really heating up in our LA venue now that the paint's dry and we can finally start putting the show together. Which is pretty good news considering we open tonight...”

The suspense is killing us. The madness starts tomorrow with a preview of David Choe's (Juxtapoz cover #112) highly anticipated solo, Nothing to Declare. It opens to the public this Saturday. This video promo should get you hyped.