Los Angeles based gallery Thinkspace has teamed up with Gallery 309 in Philadelphia, PA to present ‘LAX / PHL’. This special group exhibition has been curated by Thinkspace to further introduce our roster to the City of Brotherly Love. Featuring new works from over 40 artists from around the world and an installation from Philly’s very own NoseGo, the exhibition will run from May 11th through June 21st.

You may remember that we traveled to Singapore with Mary Iverson and Chandran Gallery earlier this year, and Iverson is now back in the States with a new series of works at Shooting Gallery in San Francisco. In Tangle, the Seattle-area based artist features new works plus a gigantic 8' x 14' mural on canvas. Because we became huge fans of her work through the murals, its great to see her bring this back for the new show. 

As the March 2013 issue hits newsstands this week, we are very pleased to give you an inside look at the features and content in the magazine this month. Not only do we get brought into the riddle-filled world of Mike Shine and his new Flotsam's Harvest exhibition opening in SF this March, we catch up with Curtis Kulig, Pat Perry, Peter Sutherland, Victor Castillo, Caitlin Hackett, Mary Iverson, Hamburger Eyes, Jean-Pierre Roy, and Daehyun Kim.

Last week, Juxtapoz was given a special invitation to accompany Seattle-based fine artist, Mary Iverson, as she flew to Singapore with Chandran Gallery to exhibit and complete a public mural at the city-state's Goodman Arts Centre. Perfect for the work that she has been creating over the past few years, Iverson was commissioned to paint a shipping container on the school's grounds, a unique opportunity that coinciding with an overall theme of Singapore; shipping.

As a prelude to the art fair activity in Singapore next week, Juxtapoz was invited to Singapore with Chandran Gallery for a special private showing of the works of Seattle-based Mary Iverson. With paintings that captures the mystic and power of shipping containers, Iverson's work set in the backdrop of the world's busiest port has brought out the power of the new body of work.

We are pleased to announce our August 2011 issue of Juxtapoz Magazine (n127 if you are counting at home), with our covers featuring classic San Francisco graffiti photos of Craig Costello. Twist, Reminisce, and KR are amongst some of the artists featured in Costello's recently never-before seen documentation...

  Tonight in San Francisco, Linear Empires opens featuring new work from Augustine Kofie, Geoff Campen, Diana Ruiz, Mary Iverson, Richard Pearse, Moneyless, Brendan Monroe and Gregory Ito.  The work ranges in various mediums exploring the use of lines, symmetry, and geometry with an emphasis on design.  We stopped by yesterday to give you this preview of the show. Photos after the jump...  

Mary Iverson, a contemporary artist we have admired for quite some time, is part of a group show, Linear Empires, opening at San Francisco's White Walls next Saturday, February 12, 2011. She will be showing alongside Augustine Kofie, Geoff Campen, Diana Ruiz, Richard Pearse, Moneyless, Brendan Monroe and Gregory Ito. Iverson's work after the jump . . .