Magazine

Maja Djordjevic: Always a Different Person

The premise based on Aristotle’s mimesis proposing that, "Art imitates life," is manifest in most of the figurative works we see. While the Greek philosopher and polymath focused on the relationshi March 26, 2020

Studio Time

Riddles of the Id: A Conversation with Cindy Ji Hye Kim

Canadian-Korean artist Cindy Ji Hye Kim has been taking the art world by storm with her unconventional works that unexpectedly mix painting and illustration, horror and humor, content and concept. Th March 25, 2020

Features

Eddie Martinez: Fast Serve

What do you discuss when talking to a painter’s painter, the artist everyone cites as their favorite or an influential force? Well, you obviously talk about painting and painters. And, in the insta March 24, 2020

Magazine

15 Years of Thinkspace Projects: An LA Institution Ready for the Next Chapter

Fifteen years in the art world is like an eternity. Movements, scenes, the Next Big Thing, they come and go, not so much like pop sensations in the larger cultural world, but propelled by the unparal March 23, 2020

Painting

Made in the Dark: A Conversation About Graphite with Amandine Urruty

Every gallery and artist has had to majorly adjust to the sudden closure of almost all public happenings around the globe. That of course means not only art openings, but physical art viewing. Our fr March 22, 2020

Textiles

Wherever I May Roam: A Conversation with Textile Artists Ben Venom and Alex Ziv

Although the timing of their two-person exhibition, Wherever I May Roam, could not have been more unfortunate, textile artists Ben Venom and Alex Ziv are some of the most exciting working today March 20, 2020

Books

Crossroads: A Glimpse Into the Life of Alice Pasquini

“A book that changed my life? Well, for obvious reasons, Alice in Wonderland. I love that it is in a fantasy world, where anything is possible.” This seems like an appropriate place to start with March 19, 2020

Features

Jenny Morgan: A Quiet Reappearance

It seems incongruous to be talking to a self-described hermit on a hotel rooftop in South Beach during the biggest art fair week in the world. Sun is out, the ocean crashing in the distance and there March 18, 2020

Studio Time

Art in Uncertain Times: A Studio Visit with Gosha Levochkin

As we have been doing with our Jux Saturday School series, for the next few weeks, the near global shutdown will have us focusing on a few different, more intimate things on the site. We will continu March 17, 2020

Music

A Visual Musical Experience: An Interview with Dirtybird Records Founder, Barclay Crenshaw

Dirtybird Records was a San Francisco startup only 15 years ago, but not one of the tech sort typically associated with Bay Area business. Barclay Crenshaw, also known as DJ Claude VonStroke, has sin March 16, 2020

Sculpture

The Language of Fashion In Fine Art Form: A Conversation with Brooklyn Sculptor, Rose Nestler

What do your clothes say about you? Your identity? Your sense of self? What we wear has a lot to say about our collective culture, both past and present. It can be a tool of expression, a way to conv March 16, 2020

Photography

Dawoud Bey: An American Project

In 1969, Dawoud Bey made his first trip to a museum to see Harlem on My Mind at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The residents of Harlem had little to no involvement in the shaping of an e March 13, 2020
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