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Painting
Post Show Review: Cannon Dill's "Sun Sick" @ Pt. 2 Gallery
This weekend, Oakland based artist Cannon Dill's solo exhibition “Sun Sick” comes to a close at Pt. 2 Gallery. A vibrant and resonant showcase of Dill's new paintings, the show is a deep dive int
September 06, 2019
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Joe Roberts: The Unbusiness Of Art
Joe Roberts is endlessly curious, entertaining whatever comes into the frame as part of the collective whole. His artwork is a natural extension of this awareness, as themes and characters weave in a
August 21, 2019
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Danielle Orchard: A Day On the Green
The works of Danielle Orchard, at galleries and art fairs, strike very classic poses amid much of the surrounding contemporary work. Dominated by female figures, Orchard's images conjure Picasso's mu
August 14, 2019
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Magazine
The Traveling "Circle of Truth" Exhibition Comes to the MOAH in Lancaster
Telephone Game, Chinese Whispers, Russian Scandal and Grapevine, each variations of a game played in childhood, speak to that elemental need to communicate, despite our instinctive knowledge that the
August 07, 2019
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Tschabalala Self: Color, Community and Culture
After seeing Tschabalala Self’s work in a group exhibition curated by Jamillah James at Art + Practice in Los Angeles in 2016, I couldn’t get her images out of my head. At once irreverent and ten
July 31, 2019
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Studio Time
Jean Jullien: A Renaissance in the City of Lights
I had been living in London for 13 years, which is a long time! Most of my adult life, really. I felt quite homesick and in need of a change, so, after much deliberation, we finally did it and moved
July 28, 2019
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Mario Ayala: Holding Five Aces
I always believed that Mario Ayala would be huge one day. Well, that's not entirely true. The first few years we knew each other, he worked for me as a gallery prep and manager for SFAQ and LXAQ dist
July 17, 2019
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Installation
Opening Night: Parker Day Solo Show X Summer Issue Release Party
This past weekend, we continued to celebrate 25 years of Juxtapoz with our second Summer Issue Release Party at Superchief Gallery in New York. We opened to a packed house alongside legenda
July 16, 2019
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Painting
Hilda Palafox: Strength In Colors
Femininity in its original state, lusciously embodying Mother Earth with weight, strength, and beauty—Hilda Palafox glorifies a woman's world. If you have followed her career, you have admired the
July 11, 2019
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Ellen Berkenblit: Practical Magic
Letters have faces and fingers could be figures. What is recognizable in Ellen Berkenblit's paintings is beside the point. The tigers and fingernails are her vocabulary. Ellen eliminates the levels b
July 09, 2019
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Paul Insect: Metamorphosis
It was 12 years ago when Paul Insect landed on our pages, and a follow-up conversation was long overdue and much needed. Back in 2007, he was already a big name in the UK and a rising star worldwide,
June 24, 2019
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Books
Book Review: "SF Eyes" Compiles the Work of Hamburger Eyes
Zine juggernaut Hamburger Eyes has gone hardcover! Perhaps “juggernaut” is not the right word, because making a zine suggests a more humble approach to publishing material by doing it yourse
June 24, 2019
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