Juxtapoz Magazine

Tim Burton. The name alone has developed into a virtual institution, conjuring visions of classic films and wacky sketches. In a fabulous video interview, Tim Burton discusses his new solo show up

Mexican artist Ivan Puig seems to be able to infuse just about anything with a healthy dose of creativity. Mostly focused on installation work, Puig’s works beg the viewer to ask, How’d he do

Miami madness draws closer every day. Graffiti Gone Global, presented by Sushisamba, will take place December 4-6th, 2009 during Art Basel Miami Beach and promises to show off some stunning works.

Anyone can snap a picture, but it takes a true artist to create a stunning photograph. We assembled our favorite photographers into this brand new collection, Juxtapoz Photo. For the first time,

We proudly announce the next installment of the Juxtapoz books: the Juxtapoz Dark Arts Book. This 244-page collection is filled with works by some of our all-time favorite creators that err on the

Everyone’s talking about this new Mass: We Pray videogame, utilizing a ridiculous cross with rosary-like chain for Wii. The public’s strong reaction to such a videogame, which urges players to

Is it electrical cord? Christmas decorations? Trash? Or sculpture? Juxtapoz contributing photographer Sam Bassett has been shaking the streets near his home at NYC’s Chelsea Hotel, and getting very

charitybuzz: Bid of Top Celebrity Experiences and Memorabilia in our gala online events.

Continuing our discussion with street and studio artist Hush, we now present the interview All Eyes on Hush, Part II. Here, we hear Hush discuss his future, competition with other artists, and his

That guy ESPO is quite a character. Steve ‘ESPO’ Powers (Juxtapoz cover #83) arrived at San Francisco’s White Walls with a crew of studio assistants one week before the opening of his solo

Milan opens its Palazzo Litta headquarter courtyard to an eye-catching LED light installation project by Carlo Bernardini. A large fiber optic installation was created expressly for this historically

Hush has a unique style that will certainly last the test of time. His anime type subjects with huge eyes and cute expressions are playful, a little bit naughty, and are a visual feast for the eyes.

“Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies have arrested a man they say is the oldest tagger they've ever captured, ” reports CBS. “74-year-old John Scott was apprehended for putting up stickers.