Features

Dominique Fung: The Weight of Water

January 27, 2020

Illustration

Jason Polan, the Man Who Drew Everything, Has Died at Age 37

January 27, 2020

In Session

Jordan Casteel: Returning the Gaze @ Cantor Arts Center, Stanford University Has Been Extended

January 23, 2020

Jason Polan, RIP:
The Man Who Drew Everything

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Donna Gottschalk:
Brave, Beautiful Outlaws

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Diedrick Brackens:
Dress For Adventure

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Radio Juxtapoz ep 35: Getting Pop Surreal with Merry Karnowsky

Pop Surrealism has a special place in our hearts as Juxtapoz Magazine, whether it be the special universes created by Mark Ryden, Todd Schorr, Audrey Kawasaki or even Marion Peck, but how the city of January 28, 2020

Painting

Susumu Kamijo and Koichi Sato Open a Solo @ Bill Brady Gallery, Miami

Susumu Kamijo and Koichi Sato bring football, basketball, soccer, Lucha, and even some poodle to Miami's Bill Brady Gallery, introducing a duo show open through February 22, 2020. Though significantl January 28, 2020

Painting

Hunter Potter Explores Masculinity Through American Folklore @ PUBLIC Gallery, London

Next month, PUBLIC Gallery in London presents I Ain’t Half The Man I Wanted To Be, the debut UK solo exhibition of New York-based artist Hunter Potter. Revolving around his personal meditation on t January 28, 2020

Illustration

Jason Polan, the Man Who Drew Everything, Has Died at Age 37

We are sad to hear about the passing of our friend and incredibly prolific illustrator, Jason Polan. He was 37. As reported by the NY Times and confirmed by his family, the cause was cancer. Fro January 27, 2020

Painting

Julio Anaya Cabanding Pays Tribute to the Masters

If you've ever come across an Old Masters painting on the decaying walls of an abandoned seaside shack or among the discarded boxes of favorite snacks and beverages, these works are most likely the p January 27, 2020

Painting

Drippy and Direct: Craig Costello's New Works @ Eighteen Gallery, Copenhagen

Craig Costello has taught us that even in experimentation and material research, each mark can be deliberate. As a graffiti artist (KR), photographer (who's photos of early Barry McGee, Ruby Neri and January 27, 2020

Features

Dominique Fung: The Weight of Water

Western art history, as a whole, can be an unreliable vision. For centuries, European painters have heralded systems of imperialism through their works and, for the average art viewer, it’s difficu January 27, 2020

Photography

Illusions of the Photographer: Duane Michals at the Morgan

Contemplative, confessional, and comedic, the art of Duane Michals exerts an appeal that transcends the conventional audience of photography. Since the early 1960s, Michals has worked past what he se January 27, 2020

Street Art

The Time Street Art and Kobe Bryant Came Together

Today's news on the tragic helicopter crash that took basketball legend and Academy Award winner Kobe Bryant and his daughter among 7 others has come as an incredible shock. In a city of stars, Bryan January 26, 2020

Photography

Donna Gottschalk’s Brave, Beautiful Outlaws

Working in New York. Washington, D.C., and San Francisco from the 1960s into the 1990s, Donna Gottschalk photographed herself along with her family, friends, lovers, and activists in the queer commun January 24, 2020

Street Art

DALeast's Latest Mural Scouts the Corner of Elizabeth and Broome in NYC

In coordination with their recent exhibition Rippling Stone, Hashimoto Contemporary and DALeast teamed up with The L.I.S.A. Project NYC to paint a large, street-level mural at the corn January 23, 2020

In Session

Jordan Casteel: Returning the Gaze @ Cantor Arts Center, Stanford University Has Been Extended

Now that Jordan Casteel's excellent Returning the Gaze exhibition has been extended at the Cantor Arts Center on the campus of Stanford University, it gives us a chance to share some of works in January 23, 2020

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