Back in 2010, when we first saw the work of Palmero, Italy based fine artist, Fulvio di Piazza, we knew there was something special going on. Now, di Piazza has a new solo show back at Jonathan LeVine Gallery, full of oil on canvas surreal mindwarps, based on the economic writings of Jeremy Rifkin, and his 1980 book, Entropy.

Jason deCaires Taylor possesses the title of a renowned "eco-sculptor" producing underwater sculptural environments which harbor life and offer a new place for marine species like fish and coral to thrive as well as a place for tourists to visit while not disrupting already existing natural habitats. He is currently showing photographs at NYC's Jonathan LeVine Gallery.

Doze Green opened a new solo show, Luminosity in the Dark Rift, at Jonathan LeVine in NYC last month, featuring some of our favorite Doze works to date. Colin Day, who shot a bunch of photos for us last year at Outside Lands in SF, shot a great video of Doze preparing the new works at a studio in San Francisco. A great look at former Juxtapoz cover artist, from February 2008, and his behind-the-scenes preparation.

We stopped by the Scope Art Fair yesterday evening in Miami to check out what White Walls, New Image Art, Corey Heford Gallery, Jonathan LeVine Gallery, Sloan Fine Art, and Kenton Parker's Taco Shop were looking like. Peter Gronquist's buck with guns at the White Walls booth was a showstopper.

Last weekend we attending the opening of Portland-based AJ Fosik's second solo show at Jonathan LeVine Gallery in NYC, Time Kills All Gods. The exhibition featured Fosik's signature and evolving sculptural work, with each wood piece being a 100% locally sourced, sustainably grown Oregon lumber with all parts manufactured in the USA.

Josh Keyes opened a new solo show, Migration, at Jonathan LeVine Gallery in NYC this past weekend. We stopped by for the opening, because, as you know, they don't like to show you all the Keyes' pieces until opening night. A nice collection of works, including our favorite one here, is on display through November 19, 2011.

We just announced yesterday our Juxtapoz Illustration 2 book featuring Portland-based Josh Keyes' on the cover, was available in our webstore. Tonight, Saturday, October 22, Portland-based Josh Keyes will open Migration, and AJ Fosik will open Time To Kill All Gods at NYC's Jonathan LeVine Gallery.

We just announced yesterday our Juxtapoz Illustration 2 book featuring Portland-based Josh Keyes' on the cover. Today, we show you a preview of Keyes' newest solo show, Migration, opening at NYC's Jonathan LeVine Gallery on Saturday, October 22.

We have always been fans of Mike Leavitt's work, and we just noticed he has some new additions to his Art Army series (usually made in a series of 10). We llke how Leavitt handcrafts each piece, and each artist gets their own distinct characteristics played out in figure form. Koons gets one important feature...