Features

Kelly Beeman: A Fantastical Life

Long before the Great Pause of 2020, we had planned to speak with Kelly Beeman. Her watercolor works and paintings are stories of domestic life, the little dramas and fantasies we create about the pa May 28, 2020

Features

Louise Bonnet: Funny Beauty

I bought the book On Ugliness by Umberto Eco immediately following my interview with Los Angeles-based, Geneva, Switzerland-born painter, Louise Bonnet. She had mentioned this was one of her favorite January 28, 2019

Features

A Revolution of the Ordinary: Nuart Aberdeen 2018

When Martyn Reed of the esteemed and renowned Nuart Festival set the theme for this year’s Nuart Aberdeen, “A Revolution of the Ordinary,” I had a feeling of both elation and defeat. And to be April 20, 2018

Magazine

Marcel Dzama: Heroes and Villains

You can play the guessing game as much as you want, but it’s difficult to identify artists who could be dropped into a different time period or era and thrive. Marcel Dzama, the Canadian-born, NYC- January 03, 2017

Magazine

Conor Harrington: Stakes Is High

If a leap in your art career doesn't make you feel just a bit nervous and fearful, it’s probably not a leap at all in the first place. This fall, Conor made the leap, hit it straight on, and it's s December 01, 2016

Magazine

Beyond the Cover: The New Superflat

It's all happening, many months in the making, perhaps even centuries in the making, as artist Takashi Murakami's Superflat concept is about all corners of time and culture being collapsed into one a August 01, 2016

Juxtapoz

Chuck D of Public Enemy, the Earthist

First thing you notice when speaking with Chuck D is that voice. It has the command of someone who has spent over 30 years as one of the most important MCs and intellectuals. December 05, 2015

Fashion

The Regenerative Plans of Patagonia

We visited Patagonia’s Ventura, California headquarters to talk about the perpetual research and development that goes into sustaining a thoughtful and responsible international company. December 05, 2015

Juxtapoz

Tsq Newsstand Guest Clerks: Evan Pricco, Aaron Amaro, Grotesk

Monday's T.sq Newsstand guest clerks will be Juxtapoz Editor-In-Chief Evan Pricco along with Doubleday & Cartwright Creative Director Aaron Amaro, Grotesk, and other special guests. They wil October 12, 2015

Juxtapoz

In the Magazine: Dan Witz

The first time I actually met Dan Witz was on a ferry boat ride touring the magnificent fjords of western Norway. At the time, like most people interested in the broader emerging art world, I knew o December 08, 2014

Design

Anthony Burrill: The Sun Shines Here Everyday

Anthony Burrill is the good communicator. In a world of stealthy signs, slogans and messaging that relentlessly try to convince you to commit to certain lifestyles, Burrill has stripped down graphic November 28, 2014

Juxtapoz

David Bowie Is @ MCA Chicago

David Bowie Is... has to be one of the greatest exhibition names ever. Obviously, it compels you to try and understand what exactly David Bowie is: performance artist, musician, actor, fashion icon, September 23, 2014
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