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Nat Meade's Evolution of Man

When you can describe your creations as “gods and buffoons,” it’s clear you’re drawing with a broad stroke and scope. Nat Meade embodies a uniquely dedicated approach as he crafts an almost a

September 21, 2017

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Hyuro: The Present Tense

The image contains 24 people, backs turned, gathered around and gazing up at a large brick wall. It’s unclear whether they are perplexed, contemplative, or at ease. Are they expecting something to

September 19, 2017

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Jimi Hendrix: Still an Experience

Everyone’s had their Jimi Hendrix moment. Mine was floating on a raft in the middle of Ruth Lake in Northern California listening to “Voodoo Child” back in 2001 on a perfect hot summer’s afte

September 11, 2017

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Yes! Watch the Trailer for Wes Anderson’s new film, "Isle of Dogs"

Boom For Real: The Largest Exhibition of Jean-Michel Basquiat in the UK opens @ Barbican Art Gallery

Alex Eckman-Lawn and Jason Chen Collaborate on Show at Paradigm

The Skirball and Ken Gonzales-Day Collaborate to Document LA's Murals

Victor Castillo Captures the Vibe of "Broken Hearts" at KP Projects (Video + Studio Visit + Opening Night)

Polly Nor: It's Art Mum, Look it Up

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Polly Nor: It's Art Mum, Look it Up

Read Polly Nor’s work at face value, relish her drawings of devilish, mischievous imps, but then dig into the layers, and you’ll find characters and narratives that deftly mirror our current stat

August 29, 2017

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Issue Preview: October 2017 with Polly Nor

Some people will look at the cover of our October 2017 issue and think they have found a Halloween costume. That's fine, to each their own. We look at the October 2017 cover and see a rising star in

August 28, 2017

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Caleb Weintraub: Spanning Centuries and Species

Since way before the Industrial Revolution, the way things work on this planet is that people invent machines, and those machines make doing stuff easier. From fire, to the wheel, to the cotton gin,

August 24, 2017

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Add Fuel's Tales from the Tiles

During these globalized yet strongly divided times in which we live, it is necessary to be reminded of the traditions that can bring us together, as well as those that tear us apart. Blinded by moder

August 16, 2017

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Dan Lam Is Doing the Most

What do Brazilian butt lifts, deep sea creatures, and polyurethane foam have in common? They all occupy the mind of Dan Lam, an artist living in Texas, whose blobby sculptures recently went viral and

August 14, 2017

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From the Magazine: Ralph Steadman, The Crucial Comic

Ralph Steadman has spent a lifetime conceiving and crafting images that are each a unique event. His audience responds to his personal artistic morality with pause, reflecting on how individual actio

August 03, 2017

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Shepard Fairey's "Punk and Progress"

The musician who only wants to discuss his upcoming album, the film actress focused on her Broadway play, the painter who doesn’t acknowledge commerce. As I approached the Los Angeles studio of She

July 27, 2017

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Issue Preview: 200th Issue with Shepard Fairey

We are doing dual celebration for the September 2017 issue of Juxtapoz Magazine: it happens to be our 200th ISSUE (!) and the issue where we preview new works by Mr Obey Giant, Shepard Fairey. Shepar

July 27, 2017

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From The Magazine: Beau Stanton's Machine Dreams

Beau Stanton began painting as a 10-year-old growing up in Orange County, California. There are many reasons why this is fascinating, even charming, but one of the things that always intrigued me abo

July 26, 2017