Over the weekend a large crowd of attendees stopped by Needles and Pens in San Francisco for the opening of Everything Ever and Nothing Never.  Curated by Juxtapoz contributing editor, Austin McManus, this group show consists of an eclectic roster of established and emerging artists working in a variety of mediums.

Boans, aka Read More books and a plethora of other names, painted a great skull collage with letters on the following wall.

Everything Ever and Nothing Never opens this Saturday April, 7th 2012 from 7:00-9:30 p.m at Needles and Pens in San Francisco.  Curated by Juxtapoz contributing editor, Austin McManus, this group show consists of an eclectic roster of established and emerging artists working in a variety of mediums. Several of the participating artists have graced the pages of Juxtapoz over the years including Bill Daniel, Read More Books, Jeff Canham, Derek Albeck, and Grady Gordon.

Our December 2011 issue has arrived in our webstore, and we are giving you a preview of what we have inside. As you know by now, Mark Ryden is the cover artist, and his interview is followed by features on Mexican surrealists Pedro Friedeberg, Vienna-based illustrator Moussa Kone, graffiti artist Read More Books, NYC's Geoffrey Chadsey, fine artist Sarah Cain, and photographer Chase Jarvis.

We just got a little package in the mail today; our new December 2011 issue. Number 131 if you are counting at home. The cover; Mark Ryden, with a special cover story done in conjunction with Ryden's Taschen monograph and new body of work that will premiere in early 2012.

With too many names to keep up with and plenty of spots across the country.  Keep your eyes peeled for an upcoming feature in Juxtapoz print on the elusive Read More Books.  

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This clipping is from 2009, but you may have not seen it.  Read More catching the eyes of many of New Orleans residents and taking advantage of the disaster, someone has to be benefit right?

A classic Chevrolet pickup truck with several custom “Read More Books” designs.