Features

Vetting a Vibe: Monica Kim Garza

The women in Monica Kim Garza’s paintings are full of joy and give zero fucks. She’s been compared to painter Paul Gaugin, whose colonizing male gaze captured Tahitian women over a century ago, b

June 18, 2018

Fashion

Frida Kahlo: Fashion Victor at the V&A

Frida Kahlo defiantly wore her unibrow like a badge of bravery and plaited her tresses in traditional braids. She would have scorned a stylist and, in fact, actually commented about her time in New Y

June 14, 2018

In Session

Sage Sisters: Alicia McCarthy and Ruby Neri at UC Berkeley Art Museum

For art kids who grew up in the Bay Area and beyond, Ruby Neri and Alicia McCarthy are folk heroes. San Francisco’s lauded Mission School era is expansive but characterized by a few golden individu

May 30, 2018

Most Popular

JAY Z and Beyonce Make a Music Video Inside the Louvre in Paris for "Apeshit," and take on Western Art History

Sound and Vision: Bjork's Legendary and Iconic "Post" Album Cover

Vetting a Vibe: Monica Kim Garza

Music Video: Beach House Take A Night Drive in the "Black Car"

In Conversation: Peter Schenck's Comedy Cellar

Vetting a Vibe: Monica Kim Garza

Magazine

"Ordinary Isn’t So Simple:" Behind-the-Scenes of Summer 2018

When Martyn Reed of the renowned Nuart Festival set the theme for this past Spring’s Nuart Aberdeen, “A Revolution of the Ordinary,” I had feelings of both elation and defeat. And to be honest,

May 29, 2018

Features

OSGEMEOS: Everyday They Write the Book

Recognition and respect from the general public for something to which you've dedicated your life is probably one of the most satisfying feelings a person can experience, even sweeter when that recog

May 29, 2018

Magazine

OSGEMEOS, KOAK and Oli Epp Highlight Juxtapoz Summer 2018 Issue

When one of the biggest and legendary names in graffiti and street art is about to open a new exhibition, we are all ears. Well, its come to the point now that when Brazilian twins OSGEMEOS are set t

May 29, 2018

Features

Escif: The Wall and I

It's safe to say that back in 2011, be it Spain, Brazil or the US, the world was a much different place. Whether we are talking about political climate or even the microcosm of traditional street art

May 18, 2018

Features

Beyond Breaking the Mold: Jillian Evelyn

Monumental shifts are constantly underway, and at any given moment, we’re part of intersectional and structural changes that happen without our conscious consent. Three years ago, Jillian Evelyn wa

May 09, 2018

Travel Insider

Mountains, Moonshine, and Murals: Arting in Asheville with Mike Shine

Lewis and Clark. Kerouac and Cassidy. Thelma and Louise. It takes two to make a travel adventure, so when Gabriel Shaffer of Red Truck Gallery hooked us both up with mural projects and a show in Ashe

May 08, 2018

Features

Grace In Her Space: Theresa Chromati

A silver lining, a rainbow, or a sprout pushing through pavement—there are countless ways to analogize the subversion of negativity, but togetherness is key for positive transformation. Theresa Chr

April 30, 2018

Magazine

The Past, Present and Future of Moniker Art Fair: An Interview with Tina Ziegler

Tina Ziegler has done something quite smart with Moniker Art Fair. The Fair director has made her mark by making the Moniker Fair in both London and now Brooklyn feel like a collective, with an engag

April 25, 2018

Street Art

The Ghosts of Pejac: Silhouettes and Stories from Barcelona

With pencil or chalk drawings as favorite methods to tell relatable narratives, Pejac creates poignant images that look like memories set in a dreamscape. While the accuracy of his works was what fir

April 24, 2018