Juxtapoz Magazine – Tony Toscani “From Safety To Where?” @ Stems Gallery, Paris
Embracing melancholia as a condition fertile with diachronic ambivalence, Tony Toscani's latest exhibition From Safety To Where? at Stems, Paris, ...
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Juxtapoz Magazine – Aaron Elvis Jupin’s “Seven Paintings and a House Façade” is a Thing to See at The Armory Show
We know sometimes art fair coverage isn't always the most exciting for readers, but it seems like The Armory Show, ...
Juxtapoz Magazine – A Portfolio: Laura Krifka
With Laura Krifka's solo show at Luis de Jesus, Carousel, about a month away, we wanted to look at the last ...
Juxtapoz Magazine – Amélie Peace: As Touch Fades into Shadows @ Fredericks & Freiser, NYC
Fredericks & Freiser is pleased to announce the first New York solo exhibition of new paintings by Amélie Peace (b.1997, ...
Juxtapoz Magazine – Kila Cheung “Little Fires Everyone” @ GR Gallery, NYC
GR Gallery is pleased to present Little Fires Everyone, a solo exhibition by Kila Cheung, in collaboration with How2Work. This ...
Juxtapoz Magazine – Radio Juxtapoz, ep 148: Patrisse Cullors and the Expansive Language of Art and Activism
As a co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement, and a career as an artist, writer, abolitionist, Patrisse Cullors is ...
Juxtapoz Magazine – Welcome to the Rabbit Hole: Emma Stern is Going to Take Us There
Enma Stern has always interested us, from our Radio Juxtapoz podcast with her and the magazine feature that followed, and ...
Juxtapoz Magazine – Mary Finlayson and the “Flowers on the Wall”
The objects we own keep memories; they hold clues about who we are and who has shaped us. In Mary ...
Juxtapoz Magazine – L’or mord l’os: Christian Rex van Minnen and Ken Sortais Make Grotesque Beauty in Paris
When you write about Christian Rex van Minnen, it is often started with some sort of descriptive text about ugliness, ...
Juxtapoz Magazine – Amor Secreto: Gina M. Contreras @ Hashimoto Contemporary, San Francisco
Secrets are complex. They teeter between the cherished and the concealed, between tenderness and shame. San Francisco-based artist Gina M. ...