Come on out to Sid Enck Jr. and Jason Adams new show Guns and Arrows opening reception on Saturday January 19th from 7-11pm at Book and Job Gallery.

Juxtapoz is gonna be out at Treasure Island Music Festival this weekend Instagraming, rocking, and generally having a great time...

For the past 3 years Kyle William Harper and Michael Wale have traveled the world interacting with many ancient tribes and working on a large body collaboration of paintings based on the Legends, Myths, Folklore and the just plain psychology of human nature.

1AM is pleased to present "Reckoning", a group exhibition reflecting society's obsession with catastrophe, both imagined and real. The collection includes original art by Leon Loucheur, Optimist, Robert Bowen, Pemex, Monty Guy and Chamber Made.

Darren Scott of Zerofriends talks with Sean Leonard of The Cotton Candy Machine, the gallery and store in Brooklyn co-owned by Juxtapoz friend, Tara McPherson. From the early Tiny Trifecta show to the recent Alex Pardee exhibition, Cotton Candy Machine has become a hub in the middle of Williamsburg.

Montreal's 10th Art Tattoo Show is just around the corner, and it won't be one to miss. In a massive celebration of the art of tattooing, more than 150 tattoo artists from around the world are slated to attend, not to mention the slew of activities lined up throughout the 3-day event, including seminars, art exhibits, live music, and entertainment.

Paris-based graffiti writer, Horfe, recently had a pop-up show exhibiting some of his “inside” work.  Horfe’s strong, unique street presence is apparent, but as the pictures show, his gallery work is just as engaging and energetic.  We foresee a bright and prosperous future for his work in a gallery setting

Yes2, one of the subjects in our Tuff City Styles feature in our 2008 NYC Graffiti Issue, has a bunch of new works at Dirty Pilot right now. Pilot writes that Yes2 started painting in the streets in 1986, and has hit Holland, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, and Canada throughout his career into the late 1990s. More images after the jump . . .