Street Art

Aryz's Three-Ring Circus

With so many great shows opening stateside, it's time to note a very special art "happening" taking place in Europe. More than a mere exhibition, this requires special note because former cover artis September 16, 2019

Photography

Rare & Unseen: The Iconic Moments of 1990's Hip-Hop Through the Lens of T. Eric Monroe

T.Eric Monroe is a master of being at the right place at the right time, and even more importantly, was prepared to do whatever it took to make the most of those opportunities. As a photographer, he September 13, 2019

In Session

ArtCenter College of Design: Best Foot Forward

Let's look at this story through the lens of fantasy: You're in art school, studying fine art painting, and Lucian Freud is the instructor. Does this necessarily mean your career as a painter will ta September 12, 2019

Music

Daniel Johnston, Cult Icon of "Outsider Music," RIP

Today, we learned of the passing of the legendary "outsider music icon, Daniel Johnston. In the Spring 2019 Juxtapoz, our columnist Michael Sieben wrote a story about Johnston that perfectly exemplif September 11, 2019

Features

Michael Kagan: Trust The Universe

"Work by an academic painter," sure doesn’t summon images of astronauts, airplane cockpits, or rocket launchers. Yet, those are precisely the motifs that escalate New York Academy of Art MFA gradua September 11, 2019

Painting

David Jien's "All is Not Lost" @ Richard Heller Gallery, Santa Monica

In his 2015 feature, David Jien became the only artist in the history of Juxtapoz to request a lizard rental for his photo portrait. A childhood filled with pet reptiles, video games and graffiti fun September 05, 2019

Features

Naudline Pierre: Higher Love

With vibrating color and radiating light, Naudline Pierre renders scenes that converse with art history and continue pushing the door open for representation. Seemingly connected with the past in dee September 04, 2019

Painting

The West Adams Portrait Series: In Conversation with Adele Renault

We have known Adele Renault's work to involve beautiful, hyperreal portraits of birds. But something energized her upon newly locating to Los Angeles. When she opened her studio on West Adams Blvd in September 03, 2019

Music

Sound & Vision: An Interview with Eric Timothy Carlson On the Artwork Behind Bon Iver's "i,i"

This summer, as the early rumblings and tracks began to emerge from the newest album by Wisconsin-based band, Bon Iver, there emerged a groundswell perception that what was once considered a one-man September 03, 2019

Features

Derrick Adams: Be Who You Want To Be

Do you think when Gandhi said “Be the change you want to see,” he imagined a Black artist changing the world by creating a visual landscape where Black people are anything they want to be and eve August 28, 2019

Magazine

Preview: Fall 2019 Juxtapoz with Derrick Adams, Alicia McCarthy, Anna Park, Robert Williams and More

Sitting in Derrick Adams’s old Brooklyn studio at the beginning of the summer, we got to talking about his recent experience teaching art at Brooklyn College, and he lit up. Adams talks about makin August 27, 2019

Painting

Radio Juxtapoz Podcast, ep 21: Anna Park on the Moments of "Ecstasy and Pure Fuckery"

NY-based fine artist Anna Park's charcoal works immediately caught our eye and felt like the perfect reflection of our times. Not in an overtly, politics-by-numbers sort of way. But in a chaotic worl August 26, 2019
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