Features

Koichi Sato: The Splendid Sloppy

“I just want to paint with my hand moving,” and that sums up my conversation with Koichi Sato at his studio in Manhattan’s Chinatown. Look for a deeper, more elaborate articulation about his pr August 03, 2020

Film

In Conversation: Matt Bollinger on his Hand-Painted Animations

To label Matt Bollinger a polymath might be hyperbole. His paintings and animations bear architectural precision, philosophical studies of time, insinuating musicality and the visual drama of the bes  ; July 28, 2020

Features

Jess Johnson: Infinite Quest

Jess Johnson grew up in New Zealand where second-hand book shops and video stores were the conduit leading her to fantasy worlds and science fiction. July 27, 2020

Sculpture

Waiting for Our Eyes to Meet: An Interview with Scott Albrecht

With all the turmoil in the world, and especially in the United States, the elegance and sincerity in the title of Scott Albrecht's newest exhibition, Waiting for Our Eyes to Meet, gave us a mom July 20, 2020

Magazine

Infinity and Beyond at Laguna College of Art and Design

In a 2004 essay, Robert Williams asks, “What is that itching need to pursue curiosities and dynamics beyond our everyday necessities and comforts?” And thus, he offers the answer to a long debate July 20, 2020

Features

Anna Weyant Welcomes Us to the Dollhouse

Back in January, while in NYC, when Juxtapoz co-presented ME: An Exhibition of Contemporary Self-Portraiture with Sugarlift, I visited Anna Weyant's studio on the Upper West Side. I felt energized, d July 13, 2020

Painting

Cannon Dill "Song That Kissed The Garden" @ pt.2 Gallery

Walk into a gallery, and the good shows transport you into another world. And not necessarily the immersive installations that employ technology and trickery to prepossess, or an artist who wields ma July 08, 2020

Magazine

Yu Maeda: The Balance of East and West

For decades, Americans, especially artists, have had a unique curiosity (well, an obsession) with Japanese culture. From comics to fashion, ceramics to underground art, Japan has set the standard for July 08, 2020

Painting

When Time Stood Still...: A Conversation with Ted Pim

It takes some chutzpah—and a great deal of talent—to take on the Old Masters. This is not to say that Ted Pim challenges them. On the contrary, he appreciates the dramatic pull of the signature b  ; July 07, 2020

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Molly Bounds: The Power of Quiet

When lunchtime buddies, in a barroom bet, challenged Ernest Hemingway to author a short story in six words, he famously grabbed a napkin and wrote, “For Sale Baby Shoes, Never Worn.” There he dis July 06, 2020

Painting

The Color Wheel: A Conversation with Camilla d’Errico

We are in various stages of adapting to a new world of exhibitions and virtual showrooms, and as Camilla d'Errico's newest solo show The Color Wheel was set to "come down" from Corey Helford Gallery July 02, 2020

Features

Heath Ceramics: Salt of the Earth

Edith Heath, an indomitable innovator in her field, developed her iconic Coupe dinnerware line with a distinctly California aesthetic. She fine-tuned every aspect of her studio, from the chemical pro June 25, 2020
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