Features

Todd Schorr: An American Surrealist

There may not be a more dedicated and industrious artist than Todd Schorr. His work ethic is legendary, his output exemplified by dogged attention to detail and skill in technique. Such a notable car

September 21, 2018

Design

Steve Nazar: The Man Behind T&C Surf Graphics Is Bringing the Krew Back

My T-shirt drawer in the 1980s was as colorful as Steve Nazar made it. I never surfed a day in my life, but his iconic, cartoon cast of T&C Surf graphics, featuring beach-lurking, wave-riding trouble

September 17, 2018

Magazine

A Continuation of Things: Behind the Scenes of Juxtapoz Fall 2018

This past summer may go down as the pinnacle of floating art. The last few months were all about installations drifting upon the open sea, or maybe a freshwater lake. KAWS built a buoyant 90-foot KAW

September 03, 2018

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Justin Lovato's Vibrant Psychedelic Paintings and Drawings at The Chambers Project

Spoke Art Travels to Chicago's Vertical Gallery for "12 x 12"

Cerebral Line-based drawings by David Leitner

Bryan Derballa Leads a Vision Walk in Brooklyn

The Life of Van Gogh by Maciek Janicki

Todd Schorr: An American Surrealist

Features

Grace Weaver: The Big Picture

Seeing Brooklyn-based painter Grace Weaver’s solo show at Soy Capitán Gallery in Berlin in 2017 recalled all the reasons I love figurative portrait painting. In the ways that Joan Brown, Jacob Law

August 31, 2018

Magazine

Juxtapoz Fall 2018 Issue: Grace Weaver, Todd Schorr, Ruth Asawa and More

The Fall season always means the gallery world is getting back into full swing, with major highlighted shows opening in September and October. We are excited to announce our Fall 2018 issue with a co

August 30, 2018

Features

Rene Magritte: The Fifth Season at SFMOMA

Enigma, so immediately onomatopoetic in association with Rene Magritte, he who made frequent appearances in his own works, mysteriously anonymous in bowler hat and tailored black coat. The precise im

August 27, 2018

Features

Serena Cole: An Alluring Analysis

At a passing glance, it would be easy to characterize Serena Cole’s imagery as meticulously drafted portraits of lavish, imaginative beauty, but her characters are so much more. Their ornamentation

August 23, 2018

Magazine

Perspective: Tauba Auerbach's Dazzle Camo at the Dry Dock

Tauba Auerbach recently completed a tour of duty at sea, in what she aptly describes as a “freakily challenging painting.” The historic fireboat known as the John J. Harvey got a new look with Au

August 23, 2018

Painting

The Liberation of Painter and Patriot Mr. Wash

“So these aren’t the type of defendants, in my opinion, that the mandatory minimums and all that are addressed to, but that unfortunately, is not for me to decide… the guidelines … require th

August 17, 2018

Features

Jeffrey Cheung: Unity and Community, One Board at a Time

Jeffrey Cheung has explored routes for self-expression his whole life, slowly carving out a space in communities that have been historically exclusive. After beginning to discover a more universal la

August 13, 2018

Features

Lamar Peterson: A Self Portrait

What refreshing innocence when an artist reveals that one of their first influences in art was Bob Ross. Nothing pretentious, this isn’t like declaring that the first album you bought was John Colt

July 31, 2018

Photography

Sarah Michelle Riisager: Freeze Frame For Real

“Talking about fear has always been important to me. It’s a big part of my work,” Sarah Michelle Riisager reveals. “If there is nothing at risk, it becomes too easy.” The Danish photographe

July 20, 2018