Magazine Tweet Unseen Realities: Christian Joy and Timothy Saccenti team up for groundbreaking experimentation As artists, Saccenti and Joy’s work incorporates the magical and often unpredictable engagement of another individual. May 15, 2017
Features Tweet Daniel Arnold: No Expectations It takes exceptional fortitude to quit an office job to pursue a dream vocation. Regular paychecks, health insurance, stability and other perks can make life a comfortable, cushy cruise. May 11, 2017
Features Tweet Cody Hoyt: The Long View Seeing what he is creating, one would think he had been honing this craft his entire life. It turns out that Hoyt is a natural. May 05, 2017
Magazine Tweet At the Drive-In: Don’t Call it A Comeback We sat down with ATDI’s Cedric Bixler-Zavala and cover artist Damon Locks to talk about the making of the band’s art, stage direction and bouncing ideas between artist and band. May 05, 2017
Features Tweet The Summer of Love Some might say that the counterculture movement began with the first hit of acid. Once your mind was blown, there was no turning back, and what emerged was a changed creature. There was a pattern to May 02, 2017
Magazine Tweet Issue Preview: June 2017 and The Summer of Love In honor of the 50th Anniversary of the Summer of Love, Juxtapoz is pleased to present a special cover story on the events of 1967, with a cover image from the infamous Stanley Mouse and Alton Kelley May 01, 2017
Features Tweet Joakim Ojanen: Merry Melancholy Swedish artist Joakim Ojanen has created an entire universe packed with a diverse army of endearingly gloomy characters. April 24, 2017
Features Tweet Adam Eli Feibelman: Personal Provenance Walking into Adam Feibelman’s studio is walking into a mess, a good mess, in that satisfying, artist-at-work kind of way. April 24, 2017
Magazine Tweet Letterform Archive: For the Record From style guides for Coca-Cola, book design in the sixteenth century, or the hand-written origins of some of the world’s most famed fonts, the Letterform Archive collects, preserves, and tells the April 19, 2017
Features Tweet Jason Rhoades: An Appreciation Where to begin explaining the work of LA-based artist Jason Rhoades? The immersive installations are wildly chaotic, crammed with a deluge of debris that resembles the aftermath of a ransacking, resu April 13, 2017
Magazine Tweet Robert Williams: SLANG Aesthetics Captures Fort Wayne If we told you that the Patriarch, the Outlaw, the Maverick was settin’ foot in Fort Wayne, Indiana, would you be thinking Jeff Bridges... Sam Elliott? Nah, it’s Robert Williams and his April 07, 2017
Magazine Tweet Spoon’s Britt Daniel on the Art of Their New Record We got together with Britt Daniel and artist Christine Marlene to discuss skull history, getting back into a groove, and happy accidents. April 04, 2017
