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Things That Have Always Been There: An Interview with Michael McGregor
The idea and practice of getting away, going on vacation, emerged simultaneously with the expansion of railways across Europe and the United States in the 19th century; the American middle-class fami
June 11, 2024
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Travel Insider
Russ Pope Takes Us Through The Grapevine of Milano
I haven't been back to Italy since before the pandemic and have really missed my regular trips to Milan to show with Antonio, Alessandra, Aloisia, and the crew at Antonio Colombo Gallery. It took alm
October 16, 2023
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In Session
Academy of Art University's Spring Show: An Interview with Illustration Department's Ernesto Villanueva
If Fine Art is a purely aesthetic, one of a kind creation to which all other forms exist in its blue chip shadow, then where is Illustration in the hierarchy? Given its appeal to the human eye and he
June 30, 2023
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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
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Features
Phlegm: Monuments Large and Small
Many artists enjoy tantalizing the media and public by playing cat-and-mouse in a practice that feels a bit indulgent, often frustrating. A few do have their simple, straightforward reasons, like eng
July 26, 2021
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A Remembrance of S. Clay Wilson: Robert Williams on the Passing of an Underground Legend
It would certainly be fitting to offer the late artist, cartoonist, painter, writer and philosopher, S. Clay Wilson the greatest respect that is due to him, his station and his many, many supporters.
May 21, 2021
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Juxtapoz
Black and White Drawings by Moebius
We don't need to remind you: we lost a legend in Jean Giraud, aka Moebius. The French illustrator was famous and widely known for his work on the comics Blueberry and Silver Surfer, as well as h
August 05, 2020
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Yu Maeda: The Balance of East and West
For decades, Americans, especially artists, have had a unique curiosity (well, an obsession) with Japanese culture. From comics to fashion, ceramics to underground art, Japan has set the standard for
July 08, 2020
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Studio Time
Video: Amy Nathan on "Objects as Handwriting Drawing"
We are excited today to share our newest collaboration video with If You Were Here Now, a workshop of painting and communicating with objects as opposed to formal letters with Berkeley, California-ba
May 27, 2020
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Studio Time
Art In Uncertain Times: Marco Mazzoni Reports On a Silent Vibration from Bergamo, Italy
Over the past few days, we have been checking in with many of our friends in Europe, mainly in Italy, as they are going through incredible hardships as the country is locked down and the death toll a
March 21, 2020
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Travel Insider
Journals from Lisbon: Russ Pope On the Road, Part 1
Instead of celebrating Christmas with gifts, I travel with my family in December. We’ve been doing this for years now, one year it’ll be the Dominican Republic, next it’ll be London or Ba
December 30, 2019
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In Session
Inside ArtCenter College of Design's Op-Ed Illustration Class
It’s obviously not hyperbole: but we love stories about editorial departments. Yet unlike our own, where even though we are constantly working with art and words together on the same page, the New
November 06, 2019
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