Genevieve Cohn: Carrying Stones

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Genevieve Cohn: Carrying Stones

“Feminism” has unfortunately become one of those words often accompanied by a deep eye-roll. Its meaning has become warped into a cannon of hollowness—disfigured and muddled by ubiquity. But be November 29, 2022
Issue Preview: Winter 2023 with Cristina BanBan, Pat Phillips, Joan Brown, Stipan Tadić and more

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Issue Preview: Winter 2023 with Cristina BanBan, Pat Phillips, Joan Brown, Stipan Tadić and more

“… painting Central Park is a challenge because there's so many paintings of it and everyone has their own personalized visual. But I thought if I just paint it in my own way, it's going to be un November 25, 2022
Donald Bradford’s Lazarus Paintings @ Andrea Schwartz Gallery

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Donald Bradford’s Lazarus Paintings @ Andrea Schwartz Gallery

Artist Donald Bradford returns to Andrea Schwartz Gallery after a five year hiatus, for his 3rd solo exhibition there. The exhibition “Lazarus Paintings” showcases a selection of 13 paintings fro November 10, 2022
Connecting the Dots: An Interview with Jillian Evelyn

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Connecting the Dots: An Interview with Jillian Evelyn

“I am constantly in limbo,” Jillian Evelyn tells me on a summer day from her studio in Los Angeles, a relatable frame of mind for the times we live in. I have always considered Evelyn’s work to November 07, 2022
Matthias Weischer is Builder of Light

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Matthias Weischer is Builder of Light

Who doesn't love the classic story of an outsider, an unassuming competitor who wins the big  game and reaches the summit? Not that all art is a competition, or that Matthias Weischer is an outs October 26, 2022
Poulomi Basu: Finding a Place for Love

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Poulomi Basu: Finding a Place for Love

Love is the axis around which Poulomi Basu’s practice turns—often so fast and fervent it becomes blurred. Without love, it would be impossible to look so deeply at such unspeakable violence and c October 12, 2022
Henry Taylor: The Incredible Henry VIII

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Henry Taylor: The Incredible Henry VIII

Los Angeles-based artist Henry Taylor compares painting to having a child, elaborating that artists don’t decide what to create, but rather, the works themselves demand they be brought to life. Eac October 10, 2022
Last Call: An Interview with Anna Park

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Last Call: An Interview with Anna Park

A museum show is a moment of reflection, a point to consider a career but also an opportunity for an artist, if they are still living, to build an entirely new experience with their own work. To re-c October 06, 2022
50 Things To Draw Besides A Skull: Robocop’s Buttcheeks and More

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50 Things To Draw Besides A Skull: Robocop’s Buttcheeks and More

I grew up skateboarding, and two of my main artistic influences as a kid were Vernon Courtlandt Johnson and Pushead. Two things they share in common is that both have drawn TONS of skulls. Their illu October 04, 2022
Interview: Jason Andreasen on the History of the Surreal Salon at Baton Rouge Gallery

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Interview: Jason Andreasen on the History of the Surreal Salon at Baton Rouge Gallery

It's been a staple here at Juxtapoz for years now, the coverage we have in association with the unique and pop-surreal showcase, the Surreal Salon. For going on 15 yeras now, Baton Rouge Gallery CEO September 29, 2022
Aleah Chapin: In the Flesh

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Aleah Chapin: In the Flesh

When acclaimed figurative painter Eric Fischl declared Aleah Chapin “the best and most disturbing painter of flesh alive today,” the praise was like an inside-baseball reference to the way artist September 26, 2022
Deborah Roberts: The Smooth Spot

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Deborah Roberts: The Smooth Spot

By third grade, Deborah Roberts knew she’d be an artist. What she couldn’t anticipate was that she would become a household name by exploring themes of race, gender identity, and what it means to September 19, 2022
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