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Features

Spring 2018 Cover Story: Inès Longevial's Life in the Balance

While wandering around in your favorite museum, there are many ways a work of art may move you emotionally. Stunning ancient sculptures evoke wonder about how the artist achieved such perfection minu March 01, 2018

Features

A History of JAZ: Franco "JAZ" Fasoli

Trying to define jazz is fraught and elusive, and so is any attempt to pigeonhole the multimedia artist known as Jaz. Born Franco Fasoli in Buenos Aires, the painter-sculptor-collagist, bred in the t March 19, 2018

Features

Rebecca Louise Law: Painting on Air

Standing amid a suspended cloud of thousands of flowers cascading from the ceiling, I realized that an installation by Rebecca Louise Law can be appreciated with eyes closed as well as open; physical April 02, 2018

Features

Julian Schnabel: Painter, Director, and Ensemblist

A case could be made that Julian Schnabel is the most American of painters, New York Jewish, born and bred in Brownsvillle, Texas, where he discovered Mexican culture and Catholic iconography. Though April 18, 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

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

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

Painting

What We Ask Is Simple: A Stunning Hank Willis Thomas Show Opens @ Jack Shainman Gallery

Hank Willis Thomas just opened a new exhibition at Jack Shainman Gallery in New York this past weekend, investigating reflection with mirrored materials and darkroom printing experiments. What first April 06, 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

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

Installation

Katharina Grosse Makes You Walk Into A Painting in Her New Installation in Sydney

This is what Katharina Grosse does and does so well. The Berlin-based artist creates immersive, site-specific work that explores color and abstraction but in building-sized scale. Her work is more li January 17, 2018

Magazine

"There Will Never Be A Gallery Big Enough": Juxtapoz Spring 2018 Issue Release @ Superchief NY with Carhartt WIP

On March 9th 2018, the team at Juxtapoz Magazine, along with our friends Carhartt WIP and Superchief Gallery, will celebrate the release of our new Spring 2018 Quarterly. Alongside the issue release, February 26, 2018
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