The March 2012 issue of Juxtapoz, featuring Andrew Schoultz on the cover, is now on newsstands and on our webstore. In a weird way, this issue began on the shores of Norway and ended in a desert in Tucson, Arizona, and found itself in the SFMoMA and in a studio in Miami, Florida. And we followed filmmaker, author, and performance artist Miranda July as she released her newest book, It Chooses You. Full preview after the jump . . .

Look what we got in the mail today: the March 2012 issue, featuring San Francisco-based fine artist, Andrew Schoultz. Mr. Schoultz is just one of the artists featured in our 18th Anniversary show at Copro Gallery this March, and just had work on view at the SFMoMA alongside the works of Paul Klee. More information after the jump . . .

There are two things we like in our Juxtapoz office; Miranda July and McSweeney's. So knowing that filmmaker, artist, author, performance artist Miranda July just released a new book published by McSweeney's, we figured this could be your last chance to actually buy something of interest for a loved one this holiday.

We have been waiting to see the trailer for filmmaker, artist, and writer Miranda July's newest film, "The Future," and finally this morning we got a surprise and found it. July's follow-up to her critically acclaimed "Me and You and Everyone We Know" looks again to be an interesting bit of original writing and concept.

We have followed the fine art, performance art, and fillmmaking career of Miranda July for quite a bit, as her works shown at Deitch Projects and film Me and You and Everyone We Know have all been acclaimed projects. She is a Swiss Army Knife of talent, and she takes that multi-tasking to Sundance next week with her new film, The Future. More after the jump . . .