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Interview: The Prince Of a Happy Darkness, Joan Cornellà
You’ve probably seen Joan Cornellà’s comics. You’ve probably laughed out loud and then felt bad for doing so. That’s his game. There are few lines he won’t cross and essentially zero taboo subjects he won’t cover. His work is macabre, disturbing and downright offensive but once you get past all that you can see that his message is clear, human existence is bleak, why not laugh?
July 20, 2017
From the Magazine: Anna Valdez' Everyday Exceptionality
Think about every item you choose to surround yourself with and what it really says about your identity. Think about how often you see these things, or maybe you don’t see them, because they’ve evaporated into a daily visual template that becomes invisible over time.
July 19, 2017
Summer Breaks: Joshua Liner Gallery's Summer Group Show
This past weekend, Joshua Liner Gallery in NYC opened their summer group show, Summer Breaks. Through the lens of seventeen different artists, the exhibition is an exploration into three major themes within Western Art History - portraiture, landscape and the still life. While each artist plays upon the past, Summer Breaks is meant to re-define classicism and bring forward contemporary work for viewers of a digital age, one free of convention.
July 19, 2017
Sirron Norris and Whistle Labs Team Up for New Mural
San Francisco painter and muralist Sirron Norris recently put up this mural in collaboration with Whistle Labs. For each time a photo of the mural is posted on Instagram and tagged, Whistle Labs is donating $1 to Family Dog Resue. They originally planned a smaller mural in a dog park, but they were able to make this much larger, San Francisco inspired mural on the wall of Dog Eared Books in San Francisco's Mission district.
July 18, 2017
The Unexpected Festival returns to Downtown Fort Smith, Arkansas For Its 3rd Edition
Juxtapoz is excited to head to Fort Smith, Arkansas this weekend to see the kick-off of the 3rd edition of one of America's great emerging art festivals, The Unexpected (curated by JustKids). We will be reporting from Fort Smith for a few days, but today we give you a showcase of what is to come, plus some images of the past years of The Unexpected. The line-up is already great and full of Juxtapoz friends and family: Doze Green, Lakwena, Felipe Pantone, Saner, AEC of Interesni Kazki, Crystal Wagner, Ana Maria, D*Face and Circus Family.
July 17, 2017
The Art of Severed Head @ Richard Heller Gallery
Richard Heller Gallery in LA is currently showing a large group show presenting the works from a wide selection of artists they are working with. Titled "Beheaded" the show symbolizes the social and political disconnection from the ideals upon which our nation was founded as well as serves as an exploration of the detached head in art history.
July 17, 2017
Sea Walls Mural Festival: Churchill, Manitoba Recap for The Polar Bear Fund
Polar Bears become the muse for PangeaSeed Foundation’s latest Sea Walls initiative In collaboration with Kal Barteski, founder of The Polar Bear Fund, 18 artists from around the world come together to beautify Churchill and raise awareness
July 17, 2017
Ghosts Preserved in Light: Moe Alvarez on Film and Her Roots
Moe Alvarez' photos traverse the divide between documenting her life and exploring what it's like to grow up in a country which was built upon alienating peoples' heritage. Her San Francisco Bay Area roots are a tangling of Latinx, punk, and DIY art culture, and this wide array of influences expresses itself in her captivating photography. Now based in Los Angeles, Moe is making more work and exploring the rich and vibrant experience of Southern California. We got a chance to catch Moe in the midst of this big move and ask her some questions about her recent book Fotos Y Recuerdos.––Eben Benson
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Sal Moriarty's Pretzel Girls (NSFW)
Fintan Switzer's New Rorschach Inspired Oil Paintings
Miron Milic Ridiculing Famous Dictators In One-Work Show in Zagreb, Croatia
Look At This: Metaphysical Madness from Wiley Wallace
