The Winter Cover Story: Clayton Schiff and a Left Turn at the Far Side

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The Winter Cover Story: Clayton Schiff and a Left Turn at the Far Side

We rarely know what to do with the absurd, let alone define it. We might say to ourselves, “Oh, life is so absurd,” but indeed, is it just an endless sequence (maybe an array?) of illogical event November 25, 2024
Laugh, Cry, Fight… with the Guerrilla Girls

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Laugh, Cry, Fight… with the Guerrilla Girls

While researching for this interview, I came across a quote by Yayoi Kusama, “Every time I have had a problem, I have confronted it with the axe of art.” So simply put, this statement perfectly s November 20, 2024
Hannah Wilson: Cinematic Mode

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Hannah Wilson: Cinematic Mode

Embedded in this interview is a required watchlist: Motion pictures that catalyze the arresting paintings of Hannah Wilson (who was recently on our Radio Juxtapoz podcast). While film stills launch i October 21, 2024
Cey Adams: The Universal

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Cey Adams: The Universal

There are people that we call “The Bridge,” connecting two sides of cultural milieu together into something not only others can traverse across but also a solid foundation for it to last for deca October 14, 2024
Natia Lemay: The Act of Being Seen

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Natia Lemay: The Act of Being Seen

Natia Lemay entered her first gallery space when she was 33 years old. This feels quite relevant to reference as we look at the trajectory and backstory of the artist. Born in Winnipeg and now dividi October 07, 2024
Wendy Red Star: What's in a Name

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Wendy Red Star: What's in a Name

“A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” During my conversation with Wendy Red Star, I kept thinking about Shakespeare not only because of the alluring way in which Red Star talks about h September 30, 2024
Mars-1: The Edge of Unknowing

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Mars-1: The Edge of Unknowing

Mario Martinez is Mars-1, and Mars-1 runs deep. A painter of mysteries and a believer in improbabilities, Mars is, as Mario is, a free-floating cultural enigma who brings a rare kind of revelatory un September 23, 2024
Saj Issa: The Action Painter

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Saj Issa: The Action Painter

I have been thinking a lot about the origins of the concept of a utopia. War and political turmoil can force us to wish for something more ideal, a situation where the living world can live together September 16, 2024
Elizabeth Glaessner: The In-Between

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Elizabeth Glaessner: The In-Between

There are a lot of things I’ve felt looking at the work of Elizabeth Glaessner, but I’m not sure any of those feelings are correct after spending a morning taking in her every word. When we spoke   September 09, 2024
Isaac Psalm Escoto: But He’s Still Sickid

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Isaac Psalm Escoto: But He’s Still Sickid

Isaac Psalm Escoto strikes an interesting balance between futurism and parody. His paintings perceive a city that is broken and, therefore, a very intriguing place in which to play. Most of us first September 04, 2024
The Fall Cover Story: Koak and the Journey to Lake Margrethe

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The Fall Cover Story: Koak and the Journey to Lake Margrethe

Humor me, Koak. I like to imagine that you are a Pisces, the water sign seductively symbolized by two fish swimming in opposite directions, a fluid hula of fantasy and reality, a healer, feminine, in August 26, 2024
Timothy Lai: Painted Syncopation

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Timothy Lai: Painted Syncopation

Timothy Lai's paintings are constructed like a dream. While looking at them, I often find myself quite transfixed with the idea that faces sort of drift in and out of the works, that the animals seem July 15, 2024
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