The "Long Story Short" of Tania Franco Klein

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The "Long Story Short" of Tania Franco Klein

A few years ago, when we spoke to the brilliant and cinematic photographer Tania Franco Klein in our Winter 2022 Quarterly, she told us about her work, "You’re actually feeling other things. Y October 23, 2024
Mikiko Hara: Invisible Moments

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Mikiko Hara: Invisible Moments

“...beyond any of those details of the real, there are dreams. And everyone’s living in them.” —Haruki Murakami, Kafka on the Shore January 25, 2024
James Webb Space Telescope: The Secrets of the Universe Are Buried in Darkness

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James Webb Space Telescope: The Secrets of the Universe Are Buried in Darkness

The terrifying immensity of the firmament’s abyss is an illusion, an external reflection of our own abysses, perceived “in a mirror.” We should invert our eyes and practice a sublime astronomy June 28, 2023
Break in Case of Emergency: Tania Franco Klein on Chasing Catharsis

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Break in Case of Emergency: Tania Franco Klein on Chasing Catharsis

A few months ago I wandered through a flea market in Mexico City with Tania Franco Klein while she searched for props that might exist in the world of her photographs. Among the morning's spoils were March 27, 2023
Radio Juxtapoz, ep 100: Romantic Lowlife Fantasies and Little Bit of Hope

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Radio Juxtapoz, ep 100: Romantic Lowlife Fantasies and Little Bit of Hope

Yes, here we are, Radio Juxtapoz turns 100. And what a way to turn 100 then to look back at the golden age of... well, suspended adulthood? For this 100th episode, we sit down with Laura June Kirsch November 28, 2022
Waves of Light: An Interview with Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb

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Waves of Light: An Interview with Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb

As the holidays approach, many of us are returning home or gathering with our families again. Maybe it's friends that gather or maybe it’s solitude that awaits, either way, thoughts are drifting to November 22, 2022
Khalik Allah: Showing Us the Light

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Khalik Allah: Showing Us the Light

For Khalik Allah, photography is a spiritual endeavor, a conscious marriage of street and self, a quest to elevate both. It is also inherently lyrical, and like a preacher improvising a sermon, a mus April 14, 2021
Radio Juxtapoz, ep 061: Steven Sweatpants is Taking the Photos of a Generation

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Radio Juxtapoz, ep 061: Steven Sweatpants is Taking the Photos of a Generation

It’s apt that in a year of so much turmoil, angst and chaotic worry that we end 2020 on a street corner in the Bronx, NYC. The year took an interesting turn for Radio Juxtapoz in NYC this past Marc December 15, 2020
Art In Uncertain Times: The Last Party in Brooklyn and a Conversation with Laura June Kirsch

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Art In Uncertain Times: The Last Party in Brooklyn and a Conversation with Laura June Kirsch

What irony that the world was put on pause just after Juxtapoz attended a party paying joyful tribute to  NYC’s legendary Studio 54 club. That NYC became the epicenter of the pandemic and the April 26, 2020
Dawoud Bey: An American Project

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Dawoud Bey: An American Project

In 1969, Dawoud Bey made his first trip to a museum to see Harlem on My Mind at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The residents of Harlem had little to no involvement in the shaping of an e March 13, 2020
Kensuke Koike: Nothing Added, Nothing Removed

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Kensuke Koike: Nothing Added, Nothing Removed

Whether Kensuke Koike is tearing an image to pieces, or neatly shredding it into tiny ribbons, there is precision in his method. The mad scientist, a Dr. Frankenstein carefully dissecting and reassem November 11, 2019
Who is Michael Jang? A Conversation with the Master of the Long Game

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Who is Michael Jang? A Conversation with the Master of the Long Game

Seeing Michael Jang's work for the first time, you might assume he's long been a fixture of the photography world. His work feels like it belongs alongside some of the medium's greats, part of a line Success is a tricky concept. You hope that the process is its own reward, that fame and prestige aren't your primary motivations, but who doesn't seek some level of appreciation, acceptance, and reco September 23, 2019
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