Juxtapoz friend and San Francisco fine artist, Jason Jägel is set to open a new body of work at Galleri Christoffer Egelund in Copenhagen, Denmark this Friday, October 26, 2012. The Castle & Other Works is a series of paintings that originate as "blotter" paper: a base layer beneath other on-going paintings that naturally accrues random overpaint, test brush marks, notations, inattentive attention and text.

We often think Ashley Wood needs to get as much attention as any working artist today, but we know that there is a cult-following of Wood-heads all around the world. Features in our Pushead issue in November 2011, the Australia-based Wood is set to open a new body of work, Machine Sabbath, at Jonathan LeVine Gallery on Saturday, October 20. It will be his first solo show in the United States, and shares the same opening night as Jeremy Geddes' Exhale in the same gallery.

Always one of our favorite artists, Juxtapoz featured artist Seonna Hong just opened a new solo show at LeBasse Projects in Los Angeles, featuring a few stylistic nuances that we are really excited to see. Persistence of Vision is Hong’s first solo exhibition with LeBasse Projects and first in Los Angeles in seven years.

As we have been noting on the site all week (can you tell we are excited?), Australian artist Jeremy Geddes will be having his US debut at Jonathan LeVine Gallery in NYC this Saturday, October 20. The Feburaruy 2012 cover artist will be showing on the same night as fellow Aussie and extreme talent, Ashley Wood. 

As we mentioned on the site over the past few days with Sage Vaughn and Deedee Cheriel, NYC-based Curtis Kulig will also be showing new works at a pop-up exhibition in Northern California with Gallery For the People this Thursday, October 18. The Fall exhibition is the first Bay Area pop-up for the migrating gallery, founded by Eva Maria Daniels and Ally Canosa.

As we mentioned yesterday on the site with new works from Sage Vaughn, Deedee Cheriel will also be showing new works at a pop-up exhibition in Northern California with Gallery For the People this Thursday, October 18. he Fall exhibition is the first Bay Area pop-up for the migrating gallery, founded by Eva Maria Daniels and Ally Canosa. The show will also feature works by Curtis Kulig.

Sage Vaughn, who just worked with Juxtapoz at the Ace Hotel & Swim Club in Palm Springs, will be showing part of a new body of work at a pop-up show with Gallery for the People in Northern California this Thursday, October 18. The Fall exhibition is the first Bay Area pop-up for the migrating gallery, founded by Eva Maria Daniels and Ally Canosa. The show will also feature works by Deedee Cheriel and Curtis Kulig.

A coinciding show we have been looking forward to ever since we interviewed Australian artist Ashley Wood in our November 2011 issue: Wood and February 2012 cover artist, Jeremy Geddes, are set to open two solo shows at Jonathan LeVine Gallery in NYC this Saturday, October 20. Geddes' Exhale and Wood's Machine Sabbath both have the Australian artists showing new works with a high anticipation throughout the art world.

It has been a few years since Shepard Fairey has shown a new body of work (Deitch Projects was the last official solo show), and since Fairey has been interviewed for our November 2012 Politics & Art issue, we are looking forward to his new show, Sound & Vision, opening at Stolenspace Gallery in London on October 19.

Two good friends of Juxtapoz, Mark Whalen and Mel Kadel, will be opening new solo shows at Merry Karnowsky Gallery in Los Angeles this Saturday, October 13, 2012. Today, we have a mini-preview of the install of both exhibits, and a little preview of some of the work that will be on display...