Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  E.T and some Bananas is both the title of a collaborative drawing by Anthony Coleman and Andrew Jeffrey Wright and the title of their two-person exhibition. This drawing encapsulates much about their approach to art: bright color, a focus on characters from popular culture rendered through their…

Source Colossal   All images © Keita Morimoto, shared with permission While dense cities carry an air of extraversion on the surface, it doesn’t take much digging beyond this superficial layer to see that sometimes even the most crowded places can also be the most solitary. Keita Morimoto (previously) uncovers this double-edged experience through cinematic depictions…

Source Colossal   “पिंजर (Bastille).” All images © Sujata Setia, shared with permission For centuries in southeast Asia, lingchi was employed as a particularly brutal form of torture in which a knife was used to methodically remove parts of the body over long periods. Translated as “death by a thousand cuts,” the ancient practice provides the…

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Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  This summer, Abdulhamid Kircher will publish a book of photographs with Loose Joints entitled Rotting From Within that encompasses his entire life. They will also encompass lifetimes. The camera is a peculiar instrument. It can be an invitation to cultivate connection and also pretext to remain forever meters…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  Of course we are excited about our own I’d Love To See You, A Juxtapoz Magazine Story, Part 1 opening at Rusha & Co on Saturday, June 29th, but we are so lucky that the night before our friend Isaac Psalm Escoto a.k.a Sickid will open the…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  GR gallery is thrilled to announce Weaving Wonders, a cutting-edge duo exhibition featuring artists Brian Chen and Koichiro Takagi, showing together and at the gallery for the first time. The exhibition’s title reflects the specific technique—embroidery—that both artists use in their creative processes, as well as their…

Source Juxtapoz Magazine – Juxtapoz Magazine – Home  HVW8 Gallery is pleased to present Mark Gonzales in Paris, a new solo exhibition by Mark Gonzales. Marking the artist’s first solo exhibition in Paris, this is a homecoming of sorts for the artist and skateboarder who resided in the city in 2010. Gonzales’ new exhibition arrives…