Jaime Muñoz: Blood Memory

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Jaime Muñoz: Blood Memory

Pomona, California, situated east of downtown Los Angeles, between the San Gabriel and San Bernardino Mountains, in what was once known as the citrus triangle, is a bit of a gateway into the Inland E June 20, 2022
Summer 2022 Cover Story: ARYZ's Big Moves

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Summer 2022 Cover Story: ARYZ's Big Moves

In street art, the topic has always revolved around the question of the next big thing in muralism, or the next “name” to take the movement to a new level, the discussion always about the questio May 31, 2022
Radio Juxtapoz, ep 085: Maya Hayuk is Weaving Ukrainian History Into Her Murals

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Radio Juxtapoz, ep 085: Maya Hayuk is Weaving Ukrainian History Into Her Murals

Accidents happen—on purpose. I’ve heard that phrase before and it feels reasonable, yet abstract enough to inform daily life. Ukrainian-American Maya Hayuk’s paintings are an elaborate stream o April 13, 2022
Patrick Martinez: Neon Landscape

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Patrick Martinez: Neon Landscape

On a warm and sunny December morning I drove across LA, from the west side to Huntington Park, specifically, to see Patrck Martinez in his studio. The sprawl is palpable, throbbing with the nuance of April 04, 2022
Unlimited Possibility: Jim Henson’s Gift of Imagination

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Unlimited Possibility: Jim Henson’s Gift of Imagination

Like many people my age, our moral temperament and capacity for compassion was cultivated through Big Bird, Bert and Ernie, and Kermit the Frog. Think about how significant that is? As kids, we learn March 31, 2022
Aryo Toh Djojo: A Close Encounter

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Aryo Toh Djojo: A Close Encounter

It feels quite apt that in the middle of a global pandemic, the US government would more or less admit the existence of UFOs. There was no Hollywood scripted announcement, no looming Independence Day March 28, 2022
The Speed of Ice Cream: An Interview with Leo Park

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The Speed of Ice Cream: An Interview with Leo Park

Swedish painter Leo Park is playing with dichotomies. He paints in the north and paints scenes of beaches to the south. He paints classical compositions with contemporary traits. He titled his newest March 15, 2022
Naive John: A Laboratory in Liverpool

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Naive John: A Laboratory in Liverpool

"I had quite the misfortune to be on the receiving end of a knife attack by my landlord and had to leave Glasgow, Scotland in a hurry. My partner was working in Liverpool and I moved in with him. It March 01, 2022
The Getting Bigger Everyday Game: A Conversation with Oli Epp

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The Getting Bigger Everyday Game: A Conversation with Oli Epp

It always seems like Oli Epp is playing a big game. The Lonodn artist's spirit is generous, and it's palpable even across the ocean. As a residency host and fine artist, his work is about a rare sens December 06, 2021
Radio Juxtapoz, ep 076: Thom Yorke & Stanley Donwood Talk Radiohead's "Kid A Mnesia"

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Radio Juxtapoz, ep 076: Thom Yorke & Stanley Donwood Talk Radiohead's "Kid A Mnesia"

Yes, this is how kick off a new season of the Radio Juxtapoz podcast, and boy, do we have a banger. When you think of Radiohead, you automatically think of the story of one of the most critically acc November 15, 2021
Margaret Kilgallen’s Legacy is as Essential as Ever

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Margaret Kilgallen’s Legacy is as Essential as Ever

Time has not forgotten the works of Margaret Kilgallen, but occasionally, we’re roused with a vivid reminder of the magical brilliance of this rarified,  conic artist who left us too soon. Thi September 29, 2021
What's New is Old and Old is New: A London in Transition

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What's New is Old and Old is New: A London in Transition

Sitting in a shady public park under a verdant canopy of hundred-year-old trees as Wimbledon plays on a giant screen, this visitor feels like a lucky extra in a novel or movie situated in London trad September 09, 2021
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