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Radio Juxtapoz, ep 137: Katie Green's Evolving Personas

As these things happen when we are on the road, we met a Canadian in Ostend, Belgium. Radio Juxtapoz was on the road for the annual Crystal Ship and as we love with the mural festivals we get to April 17, 2024

The SPRING 2024 Cover Story: Trapped in Light with Christian Rex van Minnen

We arrive at things from the inside out, from within our experience to everything outside of it. The wonderful thing about Christian Rex van Minnen and other great artists like him is a conviction th April 15, 2024

Mirrors, Twins, and Opposites: An Interview with Devra Fox

Creating a new life from the materials of our bodies may seem like something only a god (or mad scientist) would attempt, but pregnant women do it everyday. Half of the world’s population is biolog April 15, 2024

Austin Leong "A Wonderful Offer" @ Climate Control, SF

In A Wonderful Offer, Austin Leong’s first solo exhibition in San Francisco, a three-part narrative unfolds, blending disparate temporal layers: familial footage from the late 50s, the sonic landsc April 11, 2024

A Portfolio: Catherine Repko

We are back with A Portfolio, and today we look at London-based Catherine Repko's paintings. According to her gallery, HuxleyParlour, "Catherine Repko’s current practice explores the relationship b  ; April 12, 2024

How to Design the Ultimate Skate Shoe: A Conversation with Anthony van Engelen and Vans

Anthony van Engelen had been making shoes with Vans for nearly twenty years. Over the last few weeks, Juxtapoz sat down with Anthony alongside footwear designer Neal Shoemaker and Vans Archivist and April 04, 2024

In Orbit with Devra Fox

To produce something entirely new from the materials of our own body may seem like a Godly act, but it is all-too-human. In her first solo exhibition with Hashimoto Contemporary, In Orbit, artist Dev April 02, 2024

Arcmanoro Niles: "The City Lights Can't Shine Quite like the Stars: Got So Far From My Raising I Forgot Where I Come From"

Lehmann Maupin presents The City Lights Can't Shine Quite Like the Stars: Got So Far From My Raising I Forgot Where I Come From, an exhibition of new work by New York-based artist Arcmanoro Nile March 26, 2024

It's "Sink or Swim" in Greg Ito's New Body of Work

Anat Ebgi is pleased to announce Greg Ito: Sink or Swim on view at 372 Broadway, New York through April 20. This is Ito’s first solo exhibition in New York and presents an installation of March 25, 2024

Exploring the Landscape of Injustice: Diana Matar's Quiet Critique

In the US, approximately 1000 people continue to die each year in encounters with police. More than any other industrialised nation. Diana Matar's My America, on view at Purdy Hicks Gallery, ;is March 22, 2024
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