The forthcoming Halloween-themed issue of Juxtapoz will be guest curated by legendary, gore-obsessed artist Pushead. “Pushead hung out at the Juxtapoz offices this past month helping bring his vision to fruition, which includes featuring the likes of Eric So, Rockin’ Jelly Bean, Wes Benscoter, Takato Yamamoto, Kristin Callahan, and many more. On top of all that, Pushead added a few new twists to our layout we’ve never tired before. Definitely not an issue to miss. Look out for it hitting newsstands and mailboxes in a few weeks.”

Juxtapoz magazine recently visited Shawn Stussy in his studio and talked about his past, as well as his future. Of course they also touched base on S/Double, his new label, which is about to release its first collection. It’s a very good read with lots of inside into Shawn Stussy’s creative process and also his take on his new brand. He notes that brands are out there too much these days and that he wants to find a new business model to give his brand time to grow at a pace that works for him.

You can check out some impressions from the studio visit here.

Make sure to pick up the new issue of Juxtapoz Magazine!

The new issue of Juxtapoz magazine is hitting newsstands and this time artist/designer Grotesk created two covers for the issue. One cover for the newsstand, the other one for the subscribers.

“Fine artist Chris Johanson, video game and fine artist, Coro, graffiti legend MQ, fine artist and all around normal guy, Skinner, photographers Martha Cooper and Henry Chalfant, and LA-artist Steve Olson. Rounding this month out are Guillermo Carrion, Kirsty Whiten, Ricky Allman, Raul Allen, TV Santosh, Vladimir Kato, Adam Wallacavage, Charlie Isoe, Mudwig, David Foox, Mike Shine, Indie184, Ian Johnson, and Clare Rojas. Art for the summer.”

As you can see the issue is once again packed with interesting content and not only worth picking up because of the cover art.

Take a more detailed look at the Grotesk designed covers after the jump.

Starting in 2009, Juxtapoz will be releasing a new t-shirt every month. The first one they made in collaboration with Krink. KR made the design exclusively for Juxtapoz and it is now available in their online store.

Detailed images of the Krink x Juxtapoz T-Shirt follow after the jump.

Juxtapoz has just released it’s January 2009 issue. WK Interact is the months cover story, with highlights of his most recent work within the magazines pages. Others featured include Ian Francis and Munk One. As you’d expect Juxtapoz January 2009 also has its share of interviews and reviews. Available direct and on news stands now.

San Francisco based brand Black Scale has some interesting collaborations up and coming. They got together with Citizen as well as with Juxtapoz. With each partner they created a limited edition t-shirt that will be released in their online store. The Citizen t-shirt will also be released in the Citizen online store.

Both t-shirts will be dropping this Saturday, October 11th.

More images of the Black Scale collaborations follow after the jump.

Juxtapoz is about to release their Issue 92 for September 2008. The issue concentrates on NYC graffiti, thus as you can imagine there is a lot to talk about.
Artist Seen has done the newsstand cover art and Krink has done the subscriber cover art. The issue consists of features on Seen, Quik, Ket, Haze, Ghost, Crash, Freedom, Cycle, Lady Pink, and Revolt, plus pieces on West One of Supreme, Jest of ALIFE, Krink, Cope 2, Claw Money, Mare 139, and SP.One.
Grab it on newsstands this week!
Detailed images of the cover art follow after the jump.

Today we get a first preview of the upcoming Juxtapoz magazine cover. One of our favorite artists, Todd James aka Reas worked on it. This will for sure be a nice collectors issue, so keep your eyes open for the release.
Check out the complete Juxtapoz August 2008 cover art after the jump.

On new stands now, the July Issue of Juxtapoz Magazine is a tribute to the roots of the publication – skating, hip-hop and fine art. The highlight of the issue is a conversation between artist Andy Howell, super producer Lil’ Jon and Shepard Fairey. The three sit down to talk about their respective careers and the overground/underground dichotomy inherent to their chosen genres. 

Juxtapoz Art & Culture Magazine tee shirts feature the work of guest designers, three of which have landed at Digital Gravel. Nate Van Dyke offers a tongue-in-cheek image of a chimp dropping a number 2. Jeremy Fish plays on an image of a tank, replacing the gun with a paint brush. Pictured above, KofieOne’s "Art Hand" tee melds the blueprint with a loose graffiti hand style. 
See Mr. Van Dyke and Fish’s designs after the jump.