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Robert Williams: Fearless Depictions @ Long Beach Museum of Art, Long Beach

The Long Beach Museum of Art is pleased to present Jux founder Robert Williams: Fearless Depictions, a survey exhibition featuring 57 paintings spanning from 2001 to the present, along with two large February 10, 2026

Nehemiah Cisneros: COLLECTIONS @ GR Gallery, NYC

GR gallery is pleased to present COLLECTIONS, the first solo exhibition in New York by Nehemiah Cisneros and his debut with the gallery. The exhibition showcases an ambitious ensemble of twelve new p October 23, 2025

Juxtapoz at 30: The Editor’s Letter from Issue #1, Winter 1994

As we celebrate the publishing of our WINTER 2024 Quarterly and the 30th Anniversary of Juxtapoz, we share the original Editor's Letter written by founder Robert Williams in the winter of 1994. You c December 01, 2023

A Remembrance of S. Clay Wilson: Robert Williams on the Passing of an Underground Legend

It would certainly be fitting to offer the late artist, cartoonist, painter, writer and philosopher, S. Clay Wilson the greatest respect that is due to him, his station and his many, many supporters. May 21, 2021

Robert Williams: The Godfather

That rakish raconteur of the art world, founder of Juxtapoz, and Zap Comix denizen, Robert Williams, is coming to the Boomburg of Bellevue, Washington, for a retrospective of his life’s work on Oct October 01, 2019

Joe Roberts: The Unbusiness Of Art

Joe Roberts is endlessly curious, entertaining whatever comes into the frame as part of the collective whole. His artwork is a natural extension of this awareness, as themes and characters weave in a August 21, 2019

Auto-Didactic: the Juxtapoz School at the Petersen Automotive Museum

If film actors aren’t crashing an automobile, they’re slamming the door or moodily staring out the windshield. Behind the steering wheel, a day is defined with determination, an evening relinquis September 13, 2018

Matthew Palladino: The Haunted Playhouse

The work of Matthew Palladino has been undergoing a cyclical evolution over the last few years, as his painting and relief sculpture have engaged in a binary orbit around each other. Much ado has bee October 12, 2017

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