Installation

Katie Kimmel & Lorien Stern On Their New "Very Rare" Show @ Hashimoto Contemporary

As we all adjust to the virtues of “virtual” gatherings, where black sweats replace black leggings and jeans, art openings still hum with anticipation.  This weekend our friends at Hashimoto April 02, 2020

Features

Loie Hollowell: The Complexity of Symmetry

No matter how it’s defined, figuration is fascinating, whether formal and idealized, narrative or exaggerated. The merger of abstraction and figuration is exciting and challenging, so to this end, April 02, 2020

Books

KRINK: Graffiti, Art and Invention

So much of graffiti is about the passing of styles, a secret language that goes from block to block, neighborhood to city-at-large, then big cities and entire countries. Word of mouth isn’t the rig April 01, 2020

Studio Time

Art In Uncertain Times: A Sense of Urgency Ripped Out, Guy Yanai From Tel Aviv

"Just to write this email has become so hard, my mind is numb and I hardly know myself anymore." We could almost hear Guy Yanai stunned, shaking his head  as he opened his heart for our Art in U  ; April 01, 2020

Studio Time

Art In Uncertain Times: Ana Benaroya and Her Impeccable Pop Playlist

Just as our Spring 2020 Quarterly was hitting newsstands, we sat down with cover artist Ana Benaroya for a Radio Juxtapoz conversation that now, over 3 weeks later, feels like it came from another er March 31, 2020

Studio Time

Art In Uncertain Times: A Conversation with Sara Birns As She Celebrates Her First Solo Show in a Crisis

"I had the privilege of introducing Sara Birns to oil paint just over a year ago," Juxtapoz alum Christian Rex van Minnen enthused about his protege, Santa Cruz, California-based painter, Sara Birns. March 31, 2020

Painting

Radio Juxtapoz ep 041: Going Digital to Analog with Austin Lee

A few weeks ago, before the doors opened for the second day of the Armory Show, we tucked ourselves on a quiet mezzanine to complete our last in a series of three podcasts from the revered art fair. March 30, 2020

Fashion

Allure of the Amulet: A Conversation with Amanda Mounser

Whether black leggings and black turtleneck or flouncy, flowery boho skirt and blouse, we pull on uniforms before stepping out to meet the day. But not before clasping that special necklace from a tr March 30, 2020

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
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