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Radio Juxtapoz, ep 076: Thom Yorke & Stanley Donwood Talk Radiohead's "Kid A Mnesia"

Yes, this is how kick off a new season of the Radio Juxtapoz podcast, and boy, do we have a banger. When you think of Radiohead, you automatically think of the story of one of the most critically acc November 15, 2021

Features

Umar Rashid: The Man Known as Frohawk Two Feathers

We are two minutes into our interview with Umar Rashid, famously known in some art circles as Frohawk Two Feathers, and he references the “malleability of history.” At this point, what you need t November 01, 2021

Features

Akos Ezer: And The Homo Inflexus

When exploring the human form, that most consistently tantalizing and engrossing subject, modern painters often seek approaches developed by twentieth-century portraitists like Francis Bacon and Luci October 25, 2021

Magazine

Pandemic Plans: Revisiting the Checklist

A year ago, I wrote a column for this mag titled “Post-Pandemic Plans.” In it, I outlined all of the fun and adventurous things I was hoping to do once Covid-19 chilled the F out. But here we are October 21, 2021

Photography

Sohei Nishino: Listening and Assembling

Our memories are intimately tied to photographs. Whether a childhood portrait or sunset selfie, the photograph represents not just the captured moment, but how that moment is currently remembered. It October 20, 2021

Magazine

Radio Juxtapoz ep 075: Ken Harman on 10 Years of Hashimoto Contemporary and Spoke Art

Longevity in the art world is something we take for granted, whether it's Juxtapoz at 28 years old or printmakers who perfect their craft for decades. It was refreshing to speak with Spoke Art Galler October 19, 2021

Fashion

Patrick Kelly: Runway of Love @ de Young Museum, San Francisco

A grape. An interviewer asks the late designer Patrick Kelly to describe what captivated him about Paris. The Mississippi native smiles at the marketplace memory of biting into a juicy grape, reveali October 18, 2021

Magazine

Migrate Art: Simon Butler on Foundational Change

Anyone reading this cleaves to the belief that art and culture have the power to directly change the world, and Migrate Art chooses to take extra steps that actively inspire us all to address and gal October 14, 2021

Features

Lily Wong: The Lightseeker

As with many artists, Covid-19 disrupted and changed Lily Wong's practice. Her figures, once rendered tiny and placed in maze-like environments, began to fill the frame, twisting and swelling into th October 11, 2021

Features

Alfonso Gonzalez Jr.: The Power of Observation

Look at your environment from a perspective like the one held by breakthrough observationalist Alfonso Gonzalez Jr. and you see that art is everywhere.

 October 04, 2021

Studio Time

Sebas Velasco: Surf, Sharing and Sound

For a studio, it's important to have windows, space to work on more than one work at a time, and room for books. Fortunately, our studio has them all! I wouldn't mind having some more walls to hang p October 04, 2021

Magazine

Margaret Kilgallen’s Legacy is as Essential as Ever

Time has not forgotten the works of Margaret Kilgallen, but occasionally, we’re roused with a vivid reminder of the magical brilliance of this rarified,  conic artist who left us too soon. Thi September 29, 2021
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