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Eric Yahnker: The Serious Side of a Joke

There’s a game I like to play where I try to link a musician and an artist whose careers, styles, or personas echo each other. Here’s some easy ones: Louise Bourgeois is Patti Smith, FUTURA is Su July 01, 2024

Academy of Art University's Spring Show: An Interview with Biju Baek

From Acting and Animation, to Visual Development and Writing for Film, Television and Digital Media, the Academy of Art University doesn’t yet offer classes beginning with the letter Z, but with 12 June 20, 2023

Kim Dacres: Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry

Born and raised in the Bronx by Jamaican parents, Kim Dacres considers her artistry a luxury—not to be taken for granted. Growing up, the abstract sculptor, who works with disassembled tires reconf April 25, 2022

Art In Uncertain Times: Louie Cordero Reports from the Philippines

"It was in January when Taal Volcano near Mt. Maculot erupted," Louie Cordero reports from the Philippines on a whole new level of crippling complexity surrounding  "After the eruption, we had t  ; May 19, 2020

Go In. Go Dark: A Conversation with Marina Zumi Ahead of Her Light Installation Takeover on Juxtapoz IG

On Thursday, April 30th, on what is a regular night out in Berlin (okay, any hour of the day is a reason to be out in Berlin), Marina Zumi will create her own special experience from her studio. The April 29, 2020

We Are All Berliners: A Tribute to the Walls, Weiss biers, and Wonderful Weirdness

Adolf Hitler would despise the Berlin of today. Its streets and sidewalks of ethnically diverse foods and faces, piercings, tinted mohawks, sexual tolerance, and unrestrained creative and political e October 29, 2019

Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross: Friday Is The New Tuesday, Except it's Not

A little over two years ago, the powers that be changed a decades-old system of releasing new music on Tuesdays in the United States in an attempt to thwart illegal downloading for those who couldn� October 19, 2017

Katrin Fridriks: Clearing the Air

The intensely variegated and supremely balanced work of Icelandic artist Katrin Fridriks conveys messages far beyond the abstract relationship between material and surface. To describe her paintings September 25, 2017

Mike Mills: Our Place in the World

Attending a screening of his latest film, 20th Century Women, I laughed out loud with the rest of the audience more times than I can count, sang along to many of the soundtrack songs and found m January 19, 2017

Marcel Dzama: Heroes and Villains

You can play the guessing game as much as you want, but it’s difficult to identify artists who could be dropped into a different time period or era and thrive. Marcel Dzama, the Canadian-born, NYC- January 03, 2017
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