Juxtapoz Magazine

In anticipation of Sentimental Journey opening this Saturday, January 9th, 2010 at White Walls, San Francisco based artist Jesse Hazelip talks about his artillery-laden animals. “Jesse Hazelip is a

As I was leafing through some of my old photographs from the Hello Kitty theme park in Japan, I couldn’t help but think about the many ways that this image has been appropriated and used in

“Brian Viveros and Dan Quintana, arguably two of the most uniquely talented artists working in the New Contemporary art movement today, are about to open what could possibly become one of the most

Swiss born, NYC based artist and designer Grotesk (Juxtapoz cover #101) gives a rundown on 2009 and the decade that was in the newest issue of the Citrus Report. Never on schedule but always on time.

One of our favorite artists, Know Hope, has started 2010 off with a bang. Or, really a stunning tree installation in his hometown of Tel Aviv, Israel. See and video and photos of this beauty. Titled

Okay, we admit this is not directly related to contemporary art, however considering so much of an artist’s time, energy, and livelihood now depends upon social networking and online endeavors, we

Last Sunday I decided to brave the cold weather and set off on an early morning guided beachcombing walk. I arrived over-prepared, thinking I would fill 2 bags full of twinkling treasures, when in

Remember when we told you about Blu’s current development on future films in Buenos Aires and Uruguay? Well, while in Argentina he managed to do what he does best: create amazing murals. Read

3D is getting real big these days. What with the explosive launch of Avatar (if you have yet to see this film in 3D, go do it now) and more such films promised, it seems as if 3D has never been

I was keen to find out more about the powerful influence of art therapy, so I contacted the President of the American Art Therapy Association, Dr Joan Phillips to ask some questions. Here are her

“I want a painting to look the way music sounds, ” states Dzine. “I want the viewer to get lost in the painting they way they get lost in a good song. ” Hear this inventive artist speak on

“Organized and hosted by the lovely Molly Crabapple, Dr. Sketchy's is a cabaret themed life drawing session for the anti-art school kids, ” Tara McPherson writes. “Well Molly has been hosting

Jason d'Aquino is a miniaturist, creating excellent work in the tiniest of scales. This image is a close-up of one of our favorite new pieces…on a matchbook. Jason works on found objects and he