Bay Area-based Robert Bowen, who we interviewed in our August 2012 issue (with a fantastic portrait by Ransom + Mitchell), is part of the group exhibition, Lethal Injection, opening tomorrow night, August 3, at San Francisco's 111 Minna Gallery. The show will also feature works by Isaac Pierro, Philip Lawson, Nicholas Giraud, a.k.a. 100taur, and even a few portraits by Ransom + Mitchell.

There is no secret that we love the work of Southern California's Steven Harrington. We had a fantastic feature of his work in the magazine in October 2011, and now as he gets prepared to open his InsideOut exhibition at Known Gallery in two weeks, we take a look at the catalog for the show published by Nieves. 

We have had our eye on both Augustus Thompson and Chris Lux over the past two years, and we were very happy to see both artists showing together at New Image Art Galley in Los Angeles opening this Saturday, August 4, 2012. In this show, the artists celebrate their shared affinity for Modern art as the jumping off place for contemporary painting, sculpture, and constructions.

Former Juxtapoz cover artist, and continually one of our favorite fine artists working today, French-born, Barcelona-based artist Miss Van is set to open a new exhibition, Wild at Heart, at Copro Gallery in Santa Monica on Saturday, August 11, 2012. Internationally known for her poupées, the French word for dolls, Miss Van’s dreamlike narratives are filled with spontaneity and lightness. Yet they also reveal a darker side that has evolved from her experience as an acclaimed graffiti artist.

63 Bluxome street gallery is pleased to announce THE FULL SPECTRUM SHOW with artist Robert Bowen (and check it, Robert is in our August 2012 issue!), Ricky Watts, Matt136, John Stuart Berger and JOEMUR. Show runs Saturday, July 28 to August 25, with an opening on this Sunday, July 29 from 5—9PM.

We are devout Raymond Pettibon fans. His combined use of mark making, text, and a signature comic-book style is the best of its kind. On view at Georg Kargl's BOX exhibition space in Vienna are some of Pettibon's earlier works from the 1980s. If we were in Vienna right now, we would be drooling over some of these drawings. For all you non Viennese readers, go on a vacation and check them out while they're still up.

Greg Gossel, a former featured artist and someone we have been lucky to see show in our homebase of San Francisco quite a few times, is opening a new exhibition, Weathering the Storm, at the Soo Visual Arts Center in Minneapolis this Saturday, July 28. The show will feature 13 new large-scale works on paper and canvas, built upon a collection of scraps torn off old billboards and street advertisements in Minneapolis, Chicago, and New York.

This Friday evening, July 27, Double Break in San Diego will be opening its new group show curated by Ryan Travis Christian. The show, titled Where My Cones At?, is definitely worth a visit, featuring Juxtapoz's cover artists Eric Yahnker and Andrew Schoultz, as well as other artists featured in the magazine like Jason Jagel. Double Break's walls will be jam-packed with artwork from many esteemed artists whose work will also be available in Double Break's online store.

This Saturday, July 28, two legendary graffiti artists, REVOK and SABER, will open new body of works at Known Gallery in Los Angeles (Gilgamesh and Beautification, respectively). In our May 2012 Public Art Issue, we sat down with the two artists to have them discuss the current state of graffiti, their personal history with authorities, and how cities can best capitalize on the positive aspects of graffiti and street art. Here, we have reprinted the article in full.

London-based painter Candice Tripp, we have mentioned her work on the site before (and she was in our Juxtapoz Turns 18 show), is set to open a new exhibition, Petit-Mal, at Black Rat Projects in London on Thursday, July 26. Right before the Olympics kick off, you can go check out some of these creepy works by the Cape Town born artist.