Home
Subscribe
Shop
Quarterly Archive
Current Issue
Summer 2024
Spring 2024
Winter 2024
Fall 2023
Summer 2023
Spring 2023
Winter 2023
Fall 2022
Summer 2022
Winter 2022
Spring 2022
Fall 2021
Spring 2021
Summer 2021
Winter 2021
Fall 2020
Summer 2020
Spring 2020
Winter 2020
Fall 2019
Summer 2019
Spring 2019
Winter 2019
Fall 2018
Summer 2018
Spring 2018
Winter 2018
Exclusives
Radio Juxtapoz
Events
Information
Contact Us
Advertising
Terms & Conditions
Search
Textiles
Watering False Flowers: Erin M. Riley's Textiles Debut in Paris
October 17, 2024
Magazine
FALL 2024 Quarterly Preview: Koak, Sickid, Wendy Red Star, Mars-1, Saj Issa and More
August 20, 2024
Painting
Gretchen Scherer: Seeking An Exit
October 17, 2024
What is the
History of Color?
read more
Cey Adams:
The Universal
read more
Radio Juxtapoz:
Anthony Cudahy
read more
Tweet
Painting
Samantha Joy Groff: Prophecy of the End
A more sinister, looming presence takes hold in Samantha Joy Groff’s latest painting series at Nicodim Gallery, as she considers ritual practices, exorcisms, and religious texts, including the Book
October 17, 2024
Tweet
Textiles
Watering False Flowers: Erin M. Riley's Textiles Debut in Paris
Years ago, in an interview with Erin M. Riley, she told us "For a long time, I tried to remain respectful, but finally realized that while my work is made on a loom, these pieces are not traditional
October 17, 2024
Tweet
Painting
Gretchen Scherer: Seeking An Exit
"Everything is from life; it’s just rearranged. And as you can probably see, I’m very drawn to Neoclassicism, Baroque, Rococo, and Gothic," Gretchen Scherer told us in an interview earlier this y
October 17, 2024
Tweet
Painting
Esther Pearl Watson: Generating Auras
Lately, I’ve thought a lot about comets," Esther Pearl Watson says. "The auras they create are spectacular. There is a comet called the 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, which is surrounded
October 17, 2024
Tweet
Magazine
What is this History of Color?: Winsor & Newton Revive the Legacy of Their Archives
I ask a chemist who works for a 192-year old paint company, “What is a color?” and admit to feeling a little out of depth. As art writers, we perceive paint as the medium that preserves time—th
October 16, 2024
Tweet
Painting
Ana Barriga Writes a "Letter To My Mermaid" @ Richard Heller Gallery, Santa Monica
Spanish artist Ana Barriga, a recent guest on the Radio Juxtapoz podcast, is making her debut with Richard Heller Gallery with Carta a mi Sirena (Letter to my Mermaid). Barriga told us about the
October 16, 2024
Tweet
Painting
TRNZ "Downward Facing Blooms" @ Thinkspace Projects, Los Angeles
TRNZ has a fascination for short storytelling. As a former advertising creative, he had a knack for creating really short stories (think 15-seconders for short attention spans). These eventually
October 16, 2024
Tweet
Installation
Tis the Season, and, "I Want Your Skull"
With the election coming up, you almost forget there is a haunting vibe a week before. The exhibition is titled I Want Your Skull and will run October 19th through November 9th at our friends The Tro
October 16, 2024
Tweet
Installation
KAWS's Drawing Collection is a Whirlwind of Fun and Depth, an Immense Library of Outsider History
Seeing what an artist sees in another artiss feels like a pivotal insight into the creative process. KAWS for years has worn his collection on his sleeve, his Instgram a library of references of outs
October 15, 2024
Tweet
Magazine
Interview: Angela Burson’s Latest Paintings Encounter the Strange, the Uncanny, the Unknown
What do we take away from an encounter with a stranger? Generally speaking, theWhat do we take away from an encounter with a stranger? Generally speaking, theoddities—the aspects of the encounter t
October 15, 2024
Tweet
Painting
Jonas Wood and the Density of Time
Jonas Wood paints time, and that is timeless. Last week, as the art world spent a week in London for Freize and various openings, Jonas opened a solo show at Gagosian Gallery's 20 Grosvenor Hill
October 15, 2024
Tweet
Painting
Sarah Slappey and the Bloodline
We are still catching up to all the things that have gone down in London over the last week, and how could we forget the brilliant works of Sarah Slappey on view now at Bernheim Gallery and her solo
October 15, 2024
Nothing else to see here
Like free stuff?
sign up for the Juxtapoz newsletter and get
a chance to win monthly prizes!
Email List Sign up