Juxtapoz magazine

The blurred boundaries between personal and professional life fascinate Stacy Kranitz, who, without apprehension or remorse, admits to indulging in dr...

The Fall season always means the gallery world is getting back into full swing, with major highlighted shows opening in September and October. We are...

Anna Weyant represents a much-needed blend of talent and personality.

Naudline Pierre's paintings offer a look into both a broader spiritual plane and her own "personal mythology." The paintings, intimate and otherworldly, explore the vibrant and unseen. The artist's ghostly oil paintings has been shown in New York City, Los Angeles, London, and beyond, and she is a a recipient of the Terra Foundation for American Art residency.

From the Juxtapoz archives, first published in 2014: "Dongwook Lee's works focus on the contradictions that are fundamentally inherent in hu...

In street art, the topic has always revolved around the question of the next big thing in muralism, or the next “name” to take the movement to a new l...

It almost feels like a crime to call Sarah Sitkin a “designer.” Her sculptural work combines so many elements of fine art, set and costume design, not...

In the hands of Fátima de Juan, everything, even a boot or crocodile, exudes main character energy. Over two short years, a vast army of burly femme w...