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Best of 2024: The 15 Juxtapoz Features You Read the Most

For many people we have asked recently, 2024 was slog, a challenge, a conflict, exhausting and even a year to rethink what it is we know and what it is we want. The art market dipped and left many un December 24, 2024

LA in Clay: A Conversation with Meegan Barnes

She had us at IN-N-OUT, an endearing and enduring sculpture inspired by the city of Los Angeles. Meegan Barnes is an anthropologist who memorializes iconic moments and scenes through the medium of cl September 18, 2024

Audience Dismissed: Keeping Your Head to Yourself

I’ve designed hundreds of skateboard graphics over the years—some good, some bad, many really dumb. Curiously, the one pictured on this page has outsold the majority of them. Very little thought December 28, 2023

50 Things To Draw Besides A Skull: Robocop’s Buttcheeks and More

I grew up skateboarding, and two of my main artistic influences as a kid were Vernon Courtlandt Johnson and Pushead. Two things they share in common is that both have drawn TONS of skulls. Their illu October 04, 2022

Generational Talent: Peter Saul and Anna Park in Conversation

“Anybody can be a world famous artist, instantly, if enough important people think they are,” Peter Saul says in a morning conversation, days after he returned from Miami Art Week in early Decemb December 10, 2021

Winter Cover Story: Thom Yorke & Stanley Donwood's Kid A Mnesia Files

Iconic bands have, one would say, an iconic aesthetic. You can go down the list of popular bands over the last half century or so and sort of connect the dots, visualizing their creative output in pi December 06, 2021

From the Magazine: Morgan Blair "Survival Tactics"

Connecting with Morgan Blair on a super-sentimental level is easy, but it’s more important to explore how her new aesthetic feeds off contemporary media saturation as she abstracts language and vis July 10, 2017

John de Fazio: Kitsch and the Bong

It was no surprise to learn that his pair of hands had strapped Axl Rose into a straitjacket, as he designed props and sets for the “Welcome to the Jungle” music video, or that he had created so February 08, 2017

Issue Preview: March 2017 with Kristen Liu-Wong

We were in the need of some fierce but proud imagery this month, and the Los Angeles-based artist delivered with the goods. January 30, 2017

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