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Welcome to the Rabbit Hole: Emma Stern is Going to Take Us There

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Welcome to the Rabbit Hole: Emma Stern is Going to Take Us There

Emma Stern has always interested us, from our Radio Juxtapoz podcast with her and the magazine feature that followed, and in that interest has always been that she was creating a world for herself an September 03, 2024

The All Seeing Seneca: A Little Cosmic Horror and Candyland

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The All Seeing Seneca: A Little Cosmic Horror and Candyland

“I think, in its purest form, my art is a visually tangible expression of inner emotions and my ways of coping with life and experience,” Seneca tells me over Zoom one morning, and the first thin December 13, 2023

Radio Juxtapoz, ep 106: Àsìkò and the Rites of Passage

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Radio Juxtapoz, ep 106: Àsìkò and the Rites of Passage

The rules of fine art have finally, and for the better, been bended and broken and destroyed. What used to be just some white walls in a white cube has now become a bit of a evolution and revolution: March 14, 2023

Radio Juxtapoz, ep 094: Emma Stern and the Lava Babys

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Radio Juxtapoz, ep 094: Emma Stern and the Lava Babys

What world are we living in, really? We spend so much time traversing through different realms of reality and existence that sometimes our digital self meshes with our physical self and we can pretty August 22, 2022

Equity and the Ephemeral: A Conversation on Copyright with Jeffrey Gluck

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Equity and the Ephemeral: A Conversation on Copyright with Jeffrey Gluck

In the transient world of street art, you are as likely to engage a defense attorney for criminal charges as you are a copyright lawyer for the infringement of rights. The evolving grey space holds t June 09, 2021

Radio Juxtapoz ep 071: BEEPLE is Just Making Art, Everyday

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Radio Juxtapoz ep 071: BEEPLE is Just Making Art, Everyday

There's probably a good chance that you heard the news that BEEPLE, the graphic artist born as Mike Winkelmann, had just sold the third most expensive piece of artwork for a living artist and thought April 21, 2021

Infinity and Beyond at Laguna College of Art and Design

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Infinity and Beyond at Laguna College of Art and Design

In a 2004 essay, Robert Williams asks, “What is that itching need to pursue curiosities and dynamics beyond our everyday necessities and comforts?” And thus, he offers the answer to a long debate July 20, 2020

The Glory of Boredom: Trailing the Tie Hoist

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The Glory of Boredom: Trailing the Tie Hoist

I have two kids and I hear the following phrase a lot: “I’m bored.” My response is almost always, “That’s great!” I’m not trying to be a jerk when I say that, I’m just a firm believer October 14, 2019

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