Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  With images spanning 1950 to 1978, many of which are unique and have not yet been displayed, a new exhibition at Bruce Silverstein Gallery offers the viewer rare insight into the origins of photographer Joel-Peter Witkin’s innovative and distinctive vision.

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Source artforum.com  James Quandt is a film critic and curator based in Toronto. 1 WHERE IS THIS STREET? OR WITH NO BEFORE AND AFTER (João Pedro Rodrigues and João Rui Guerra da Mata) In this most poignant of pandemic

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Source artforum.com  Sasha Geffen is a writer living in Denver and the author of the book Glitter Up the Dark: How Pop Music Broke the Binary (University of Texas Press, 2020). 1 SHYGIRL, NYMPH (Because Music) Shygirl’s

Source artforum.com  Jace Clayton is an artist and writer also known for his work as DJ/rupture. 1 REMA, “CALM DOWN” (Jonzing World) Flawless Nigerian pop optimizedfor global consumption, complete with love-song

Source artforum.com  Planningtorock (Jam Rostron) is a trans nonbinary music producer and artist known for chronicling themes of gender identity, queerness, and being trans in their music. 1 SUDAN ARCHIVES, “SELFISH

Source artforum.com  Polly Watson is a musician, writer, and editor based in New York. 1 TAMIO SHIRAISHI (67th Avenue station, Queens, NY, March 26) The experimental saxophonist will occasionally issue last-minute