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JR: Everyday People

“Let me make an image that would describe [a feeling] without struggling with the words.” Midway through our tour of his massive retrospective, JR: Chronicles, at the Brooklyn Museum, JR quietly December 05, 2019

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Alicia McCarthy: The Wonderful Weave That Binds Us

This year, as we celebrate our 25th anniversary, Juxtapoz is honored to sit down and talk with a Bay Area artist who represented the scene surrounding the magazine when it was founded. Back in the 19 November 13, 2019

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Heather Benjamin: Twist and Shout

I heard something recently that I really enjoyed. An artist friend said, “Being an artist is like, 'Here's a feeling, and here's an extra twelve for free'.” That is especially true of Heather Ben November 07, 2019

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Tomoo Gokita: A Big Love

Regardless of unfortunate historic events and circumstances, the East and West have always had a big crush on each other. Japan loves rock ’n’ roll and hamburgers, and, in return, the West craves November 01, 2019

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Anna Park: Charcoal Pleasures

Anna Park seizes the moment right in between ecstasy and pure fuckery. This she explained to me, when visiting her studio at the New York Academy of Art during the summer. Behind her, a wall of charc October 10, 2019

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Robert Williams: The Godfather

That rakish raconteur of the art world, founder of Juxtapoz, and Zap Comix denizen, Robert Williams, is coming to the Boomburg of Bellevue, Washington, for a retrospective of his life’s work on Oct October 01, 2019

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Tim Biskup: The Tree of Life

Few artists we’ve covered in our 25 years have affirmed such an evolutionary flow quite like Los Angeles-based, Tim Biskup. There is integrity in this growth, as he sets new challenges, constantly September 25, 2019

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Michael Kagan: Trust The Universe

"Work by an academic painter," sure doesn’t summon images of astronauts, airplane cockpits, or rocket launchers. Yet, those are precisely the motifs that escalate New York Academy of Art MFA gradua September 11, 2019

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Naudline Pierre: Higher Love

With vibrating color and radiating light, Naudline Pierre renders scenes that converse with art history and continue pushing the door open for representation. Seemingly connected with the past in dee September 04, 2019

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Derrick Adams: Be Who You Want To Be

Do you think when Gandhi said “Be the change you want to see,” he imagined a Black artist changing the world by creating a visual landscape where Black people are anything they want to be and eve August 28, 2019

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Joe Roberts: The Unbusiness Of Art

Joe Roberts is endlessly curious, entertaining whatever comes into the frame as part of the collective whole. His artwork is a natural extension of this awareness, as themes and characters weave in a August 21, 2019

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Danielle Orchard: A Day On the Green

The works of Danielle Orchard, at galleries and art fairs, strike very classic poses amid much of the surrounding contemporary work. Dominated by female figures, Orchard's images conjure Picasso's mu August 14, 2019
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