In Horror Vacui, Italian photographer Federico Chiesa asks the question, What if the most scary horror film icons from the 80’s were alive today? For this latest series he teams up with special effects and make-up artist Carolina Trotta to…
Opening Saturday, March 31st at the Corey Helford Gallery is a group show curated by Natalia Fabia entitled Hookers. This group show follows the “Second Quasi-Annual Hooker Beauty Pageant” that will take place on March 30th. The exhibition portion of…
Opening this Saturday, March 23rd, alongside the Juxtapoz Turns 18 exhibition at the Copro Gallery is a new solo show by Leslie Ditto entitled Riding the Dragon. Inspired by the year of the dragon, the work in this new show…
I recently had the pleasure of attending the opening reception for Kris Kuksi‘s latest show, Triumph, at Joshua Liner Gallery. Every time I see his work, it has evolved in some way, which is refreshing to see. Kris’s work has…
Just over a week ago I talked about Dan May’s latest painting Northbound, and the exciting new direction that his art is taking. For those that enjoyed this new style, Dan has decided to release a time-limited print of the…
Back in October of 2011 I wrote “Political Art for Much Needed Time“, and touched on the idea of art that addresses many of the issues we deal with today. I love art that takes you away to another world,…
Coming this Saturday, March 24th, the Copro Gallery will open Juxtapoz Turns 18, a group show celebrating the 18th anniversary of the iconic art magazine. The show will feature work from many of the artists that have been featured in…
Born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Patricia Ariel received her Bachelor’s in Art Education at the Rio de Janeiro State University before moving to the US. It was here in the States that she decided to spend more time on…