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Artist Nathaniel Russell is The Much-Needed Voice in our Ear Whispering That All is Not Lost

Alex KhatchadourianDecember 27, 2019

With so many distressing circumstances in the world, Nathaniel Russell’s work is the much-needed voice in our ear whispering that all is not lost.

Bijan Berahimi: The Creative Jack of All Trades (And Master of All)

C.W. MossDecember 16, 2019

Bijan Berahimi has a curious way about him with obvious joy, general aloofness and a peculiar yet friendly demeanor.

Jemimah Barba: A Love Letter to Fresno

Vivian KhanounsayJune 26, 2019

Jemimah Barba's print studio and storefront, 1418 Fulton, is a bright, airy space filled with art and prints on the walls, photographs, and zines by various artists.

A Day in the Life: Valerie J. Bower

amadeusmagAugust 18, 2018

Los Angeles-based street photographer Valerie J. Bower takes us inside the proud Los Angeles communities and lowrider subculture that she has been documenting in this new video for Amadeus.

Hellen Jo Wants You Loners and Weirdos to Know That You Don’t Exist Alone

Justine FangJuly 2, 2018

If there’s one thing artist Hellen Jo consistently proves, it's that she will always defy expectations and fight against restrictions, even those self-inflicted.

Nothing is Off Limits For Travis Millard’s Tongue-In-Cheek Illustrations

Mirko AntichSeptember 19, 2017

Travis Millard's consistent illustration style and tongue-in-cheek ideas have spanned a long career for the Los Angeles illustrator.

The Spiritual and Emotional Creativity of Artist Sarah Gail

Alex KhatchadourianAugust 2, 2017

Last year Sarah Gail was in an accident. Biking down New High Street in Los Angeles' Chinatown, she made a left onto Cesar Chavez Avenue at which point a car hit her, drove over her bike, and sped off.

Who is Amadeus: Meet the Women Behind the Mag

amadeusmagOctober 20, 2016

Since we're usually out discovering, meeting, and showcasing a range of artists and other creative folks, we've never really found the time to introduce ourselv... Read More...

Print Pioneer: An Insight into Photographer Clint Woodside’s Tangible World

Alex KhatchadourianSeptember 10, 2016

Clint Woodside is a perceptive click-o-phile whose camera operates as a third eye, and who lives through his narrative-like photography.

Bitchin’ Bugs: A Conversation with Illustrator Amy Lesko

Grace FenlasonJune 9, 2016

We talk with UK illustrator Amy Lesko as she explores the inner workings of the bug world in her newest book, Bitchin’ Bugs.

Mirrored Society: A New Haven For Artists and Print Lovers

Alex KhatchadourianJune 2, 2016

Los Angeles has become home to an underestimated hub for all sorts of art and creativity. The sprawling city now hosts a variety of creatives who can choose fro... Read More...

In the Streets with Valerie J. Bower

Alex KhatchadourianApril 22, 2016

Over the last two years photographer Valerie J. Bower has documented lowrider culture. For issue 08 we spent a warm Sunday afternoon with her as she shot the Watts Life Car Club Picnic.