Studio Time

Dadara Opens His Heart @ KochxBos Gallery, Amsterdam

The heart, a universal symbol for life and love, is often been a favorite symbol for artists to manipulate into different shapes and forms, but we cannot recall a more thorough exploration of the val January 13, 2020

Painting

Juxtapoz & Sugarlift Present "ME: An Exhibition of Contemporary Self-Portraiture" @ High Line Nine, NYC

Who are you? Is your inner character revealed, like the ancient Greeks believed, by the composition of your features? Or does the answer have nothing to do with your face? Twenty-two artists explore January 13, 2020

Installation

Radio Juxtapoz ep 34: A History of Outsider Art with Andrew Edlin

If there was ever a piece of art history that Juxtapoz likes to know more about, its Outsider Art. We could always use a crash-course, a 101 if you will, on the genre and its place in what know about January 13, 2020

Features

Baldur Helgason: ICELAND COMETH

Baldur Helgason’s paintings take you back to the springy, elastic era of Merrie Melodies cartoons, then bounce further into history with references to the Masters. January 07, 2020

Painting

Radio Juxtapoz, ep 33: Alex Pardee's Land of Confusion, Live From DesignerCon

When we look back on over 25 years of Juxtapoz Magazine, there is a huge chunk of our editorial influence that comes from underground comics and character development and how that has found its way i January 02, 2020

Street Art

Gonzalo Borondo: The Interlude In Between

We were supposed to meet in Venice but ended up in Segovia, the Spanish hometown he had left years ago. Nomadism has been a way of life for Borondo, hopping from festivals to friends’ couches, then January 02, 2020

Studio Time

Studio Visit with Beth Namenwirth

Through captivating small-scale works, Dutch painter Beth Namenwirth cherishes the traditional painterly process while commenting on everyday moments. Constructing compelling compositions using December 31, 2019

Painting

Sainer Closes Out the Year with Some "Modulations"

While counting the final hours of 2019, we realized the year marked some groundbreaking indoor presentations by some favorite artists primarily known for their work in public. Phlegm kicked off the y December 30, 2019

Features

Adam Sorensen: The Electric Light Landscape

Adam Sorensen has established himself as a torchbearer for traditions of landscape painting and its vitality within a contemporary context. December 30, 2019

Features

Lilian Martinez: Everyone's BFGF

The first time I saw a work by Lilian Martinez, it was a combination of three of my favorite things: basketball, vintage Nike and Matisse. December 26, 2019

Photography

2019: A Year In Juxtapoz Artist Portraits

As we begin to look on 2019, it's a chance for us to recap all the artist studios, shows and events we have seen throughout the year. Today, we look at some of the portraits we have taken for our pri December 25, 2019

Books

Book Review: Thrasher Magazine's "Mail Drop: 38 Years of Reader Art"

One could argue that it was bound to happen. Postal envelopes had been sent by the millions for over a century and their rigid delivery requirements obscured the creative potential. Those paper recta December 24, 2019
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