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Kayla Mahaffey: Chicago Hope

Like clusters of colorful balloons bobbing with uncontained hope and perseverance, the wide-eyed children thriving in Kayla Mahffey’s portraits strive with a bright determination.  September 20, 2021

Academy of Art University: The Subaru Project (Part 4)—Bringing Design to Life

Over the past month, we have been documenting the Academy of Art University's Subaru Project, and in episode 4 of 6, the students are really beginning to make their designs come to life. This episode April 16, 2021

Spring 2021 Cover Story: Yusuke Hanai and a Most Happy Balance

Yasuki Hanai’s surfers, tipsy revelers and peaceful family of protestors, are neither victor nor victim. The surfer is one with the wave, the drinkers are propped up by gravity and each other, March 01, 2021

Art In Uncertain Times: Jeremy Fish Is the Ambassador of North Beach, San Francisco

As the seagull flies, I live 6 miles from Jeremy Fish. Looking across San Francisco Bay, we can probably wave at each other, he in North Beach and me in Sausalito. It feels weird to not be able to ju April 09, 2020

Art In Uncertain Times: Ana Benaroya and Her Impeccable Pop Playlist

Just as our Spring 2020 Quarterly was hitting newsstands, we sat down with cover artist Ana Benaroya for a Radio Juxtapoz conversation that now, over 3 weeks later, feels like it came from another er March 31, 2020

Art In Uncertain Times: Work Makes Work with Josh Jefferson in Boston

"How are you doing?" It's casual and automatic, not always heartfelt, so routine that you don't even realize it’s the default salutation to friends, family or a random stranger. But now it feels es March 27, 2020

Rebecca Ness: The Tools of Her Trade

In a panoply of patterns, textures, brushstrokes and marks done with an array of tools, Rebecca Ness renders the hyper vibrant world before her. Framed exactly the way she perceives them, seemingly u December 23, 2019

SWOON: The Catalyst

SWOON is an agent for change powered by Caledonia Dance Curry, and her empathy for humanity is boundless and borderless. Consistently using her art practice to foster healing, even referring to it as January 02, 2019

Watch: Cheryl Dunn Leads a Vans Vision Walk in New York City

Cheryl Dunn led a photo walk through Lower Manhattan, imparting wisdom, stories, and advice she has learned shooting fashion, boxing, the streets, music, friends, art, and from making an entire film July 31, 2018

Alina Tsvor Leads a Vans Vision Walk in Chicago

Alina Tsvor led a group through the streets of Pilsen, the neighborhood where she lives, sharing tips and tricks; and more importantly, providing a space for participants to inspire and encourage eac May 09, 2018
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