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Matt Maust: 1 Of These Days I’m Gonna Do It

Taylor WojickNovember 6, 2016

Check out mixed-media artist Matt Maust's wide variety of art at his solo show, "1 Of These Days I'm Gonna Do It," at the Paul Loya Gallery.

Harold Nelson’s Collaged Dreamscapes

Grace FenlasonNovember 3, 2016

Using only magazine clippings, Harold Nelson constructs collage-style dreamscapes that lie somewhere between order and chaos.

Universal Slime 4

Grace FenlasonOctober 27, 2016

We had a chance to talk to John F. Malta about the longest comic he’s ever written, the beginnings of Universal Slime and his many, many influences.

Exhibition Preview: Evan Hecox and Drew Leshko

Hyland MatherOctober 25, 2016

The acclaimed Amsterdam-based Andenken Gallery is hosting concurrent solo exhibitions for two American artists, Evan Hecox and Drew Leshko.

Pure Abstraction: A Conversation with Nelio

Hyland MatherOctober 19, 2016

From Lyon, France, the artist Nelio, is a force for abstraction on the streets of the planet.

Austin England: Artist, Curator, Creative Innovator

Samantha GradOctober 13, 2016

We caught up with Austin Engalnd at his workspace Bill’s Bar and also sat in on a session with him at Kingswell for his upcoming feature in issue 09.

Peeling Back The Layers With Painter Danny Fox

Alex KhatchadourianOctober 12, 2016

We got to know London-born, LA-based painter, Danny Fox, at his Skid Row studio for issue 09.

Julian Berman On Photography, Skateboarding, Odd Future, Hardcore, and Celebrity Culture

Samantha GradOctober 10, 2016

Having mastered our generation’s visual dialect, Julian Berman has photographed today’s most innovative entertainers and creative visionaries, and has re-defined our culture’s perception of celebrity.

You Used to Call Me On My Skullphone

Alex KhatchadourianOctober 5, 2016

We stop by Skullphone's studio, where we rapped out about how he started, warding off prostitutes outside his studio, and what the future holds.

Deciphering Painter Andrea Heimer’s Visual Shorthand

Alex KhatchadourianSeptember 28, 2016

Andrea Heimer's work comes from a hyper-personal vision, but are interjected with visual cues that give each painting universal appeal.

Figure and Abstraction: Tracing Robert Pokorny’s Visual Vocabulary

Alex KhatchadourianSeptember 15, 2016

"Art is a lifetime pursuit. I feel the growing process should never end, and the ability to increase ones visual vocabulary in new and different ways is part of the unexpected and mysterious journey."