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Dang Olsen Talks Tech, Comics, Drugs, and Being in the Videodrome

Dang Olsen makes bizarre, colorful paintings that take childlike cartoon drawings and gives them a thoroughly psychedelic treatment. The paintings take on innocent themes as well as more mature ones, standing somewhere in between the traditionally playful LSD-inspired smiley faces and something more substantial, always hinting at an exploration of a larger concept. As we spoke with Dang, it's clear that his work comes from a place of genuine curiosity with the world. We asked Dang a couple questions to try and get acquainted with his vision of reality.

August 18, 2017

Jimmy Mezei: Close Your Eyes and Dive In

People who mispronounce his last name say Mezzy, his father-in-law nicknamed him Ponyboy, and we call him Sweet Jimmy because he keeps everything fresh and light, never salty or bitter. I recently spent time with Brooklyn artist Jimmy Mezei as he installed a new two-story mural of gestural lines and wooden shapes inspired by nature’s lines, a metaphor for new opportunity, which also fits his growing foray into large-scale work. On breaks from this installation at Facebook, he was off to every local museum in San Francisco, studying up on the masters. After a treacherous day on a scissor lift, drilling art shapes into concrete, and somehow making these heavy planks look delicate on the wall, he sent me a very succinct message: “It’s mainly about process and how you can use it as a tool for discovery.” Ponyboy is on point, and he’s about to live larger than ever.

August 17, 2017

Dan Lam Is Doing the Most

What do Brazilian butt lifts, deep sea creatures, and polyurethane foam have in common? They all occupy the mind of Dan Lam, an artist living in Texas, whose blobby sculptures recently went viral and broke the internet. Her drippy creations feel organic, despite being made with a parfait of synthetic materials, and while the juxtaposition of beauty and decay is clear on the surface, Lam’s process and intentions invite a deeper perspective on body politics and the cultural implications of humans judging each other.

August 14, 2017

Installations, Skate Parks, Light Rooms: The Unexpected Wraps Up in Fort Smith, Arkansas

Juxtapoz was down in Fort Smith, Arkansas for a few days, checking out what is now the 3rd year of The Unexpected by JustKids, a well-curated mural, installation, gallery, and site-specific festival that brought world-renowned artists to America's heartland. We will have a full wrap up and review in the next print edition of Juxtapoz, but for now, we wanted to show you the completed works and final installations from The Unexpected. 

August 11, 2017

Washed Out's Ernest Greene on His New Visual Album

Earlier this year, we shared a preview video and song from Washed Out's newest album Mister Mellow. While Washed Out's distinct sound has always defined the past releases, this album enlisted the support of 12 directors (incuding Greene) to make companion videos that seamlessly tied together the album's music. The whole project is a refreshing take on the visual album, so we decided to ask Greene a few questions about this new album, the Mister Mellow show (featuring SNL's Kyle Mooney), and the animated video accompanying the whole thing. 

August 10, 2017