As we showed you the other day, Juxtapoz spent an afternoon this past Fall at the Treasure Island Music Festival in San Francisco, and put a camera in the face of the most anticipated performers of the 2-day festival, South Africa's art-hip-hop group, Die Antwoord. Today, we show you Part 2, where Ninja and Yo-Landi Vi$$er discuss tattoos, David Choe, and African sex demons... with a "dick like a horse." Watch after the jump . . .

Chicago's Cody Hudson has set up shop for his solo show, Freedoom, at Guerrero Gallery in San Francisco, and we got a few sneak peek's of the site-specific installations that Mr. Hudson is getting prepared. Lots of building blocks to get assembled. More looks after the jump . . .

Juxtapoz spent an afternoon this past Fall at the Treasure Island Music Festival in San Francisco, and put a camera in the face of the most anticpated performers of the 2-day feastival, South Africa's art-hip-hop group, Die Antwoord. We had so much footage of our time with the group that we broke it up into 3 parts. Watch part 1 after the jump . . .

James Jean just opened a solo exhibition, Rebus, at Martha Otero Gallery. After spending over a year working on a body of work, James found fantastic new ways to procrastinate and inspire himself when he needed a break. He let us in on a few tips recently in his Downtown Los Angeles studio, and we recorded them for you to practice at home. Watch after the jump . .

We at Juxtapoz visited artist and designer Maxx242 for some mayhem at his office at Travis Barker's Famous Stars and Straps warehouse. Our lungs will never feel the same. Watch after the jump . . .

In our ongoing series of Juxtapoz Presents video profiles, we introduce our interview with NYC-based photographer, street artist and sticker artist, Curtis Kulig. We visit Kulig at his apartment in Manhattan, as well as get a tour of his local corner market, where Kulig stole a few greatest hits 'shop lifting' posters for an exhibit in Milan. Watch after the jump . . .

Next week, we will premiere our new video profile, Juxtapoz Presents: Curtis Kulig, but today, we have a studio visit with the NYC-based street, photography, and fine artist. You may recognize that "Love Me" sticker from the intro of "Saturday Night Live." Images after the jump . . .

Today, we introduce our newest video profile, Juxtapoz Presents: Cody Hudson. We visited the graphic, installation, and sculpture artist's studio in Chicago to see how he puts together one of his wood pieces, and made a mini-remix of the process. Watch it 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...

In our ongoing series of Juxtapoz Presents video profiles, we introduce our interview with iconic animal watercolor painter, Walton Ford. We visit Ford in his rural studio in Massachusetts, learn about genital grabbing diplomatic monkeys, and find out the stories that orginate a Walton Ford canvas. Watch the video after the jump . . .