JUXTAPOZ Lot (12) Issues R Crumb Robert Williams Mark Ryden Peter Max

A LOT of TWELVE (12) Issues of JUXTAPOZ: ART MAGAZINE! The 12 Issues in this JUXTAPOZ LOT span 13 years: From 1995 to 2008! And includes JUXTAPOZ s FIRST ANNIVERSARY ISSUE (Winter 1995).

TRIGGER WARNING: Within the merry confines of JUXTAPOZ: ART MAGAZINE, youll likely unearth various surprisessome possibly nightmarish, some undeniably lovely. A Precondition of Mental Equanimity is Advised. You'll also encounter many Leading Lights of the Lowbrow/Pop Surrealism MovementLONG before they won over the mainstream!

ALSO: A few of the issues in this lot are truly scarce and, as we type, arent currently for sale anywhere else online. JUXTAPOZ has become an internationally-recognized platform for art that exists outside of the norm.

The art is diverse, random and unexpected. [JUXTAPOZ] magazine, [the late co-founder] MR. ESCALANTE once said, emphasized accessible writing, in contrast to ARTFORUM, where its like some Ph.

In art history is writing it with all these footnotes and is trying to show you how smart they are but could care less about how it would be to read it. Championed were representational, narrative-driven, steeped in pop culture imagery that made them immediately visually appealing and accessible to the average viewer. They evoked movie posters, tattoos, comic books, and pulp novels, and while they contained plenty of surrealist ambiguity, they didn't require an aesthetic translator from. Insisted, could speak to more than just curators, collectors, gallery owners, and critics. Todays generation of outsider artists can exhibit in galleries and survive without feeling the loneliness [co-founder & artist ROBERT] WILLIAMS did during his earlier career.

JUXTAPOZ profiles derelict street artists, offbeat illustrators, emerging fine artists, and related industry practitioners, allowing readers to get a taste of contemporary makers who mostly function below the commercial radar, and the influence they have on pop culture. This magazine is a must for artists! For details about each title in this 12-title lot, please see below. NUMBER: VOLUME 1, NUMBER 4 HONORARY CHAIRMAN: Robert WILLIAMS.

XNO CONTRIBUTORS: XNO Lydia LUNCH Alex GREY Miran KIM Mark GONZALES S Clay WILSON Michael KNOWLTON David PERRY MANY OTHERS. CONDITION of COVERS: VERY GOOD PLUS. CONDITION of INTERIOR: VERY GOOD PLUS. Pages look flipped through but have no markings, and pages are clean & bright.

Four pages are folded down: 7, 61, 71, and last page. NUMBER: VOLUME 2, NUMBER 1 HONORARY CHAIRMAN: Robert WILLIAMS. CRUMB Ralph STEADMAN Robert WILLIAMS Jerome WITKIN AXEL Jill JORDAN & Stacey LANDE WARCHITECTURE Jane HANDEL Robert ARMSTRONG Leonard KOSCIANSKI MANY OTHERS. CONDITION of COVERS: VERY GOOD. Cover is coming slightly loose from staples.

Faint tearing on top and bottom of spine and top of back cover. Bottom right corner of front cover curls up. Summer 1996 NUMBER: VOLUME 2, NUMBER 3 HONORARY CHAIRMAN: Robert WILLIAMS. Kenny SCHARF CONTRIBUTORS: SAV X Raymond PETTIBON GWAR Justin FORBES ZEPHYR Kenny SCHARF Terry ROWLETT Shirin NESHAT NSK MANY OTHERS.

Minor creasing and a few tiny tears along spine. Crease on bottom right corner of front cover.

CONDITION of INTERIOR: VERY GOOD. Some of the bottom corners of pages curl up slightly and some pages have minor creasing. Fall 1996 NUMBER: VOLUME 2, NUMBER 4 HONORARY CHAIRMAN: Robert WILLIAMS.

Todd SCHORR CONTRIBUTORS: Todd SCHORR Sandow BIRK Art BREWER Llyn FOULKES Jacques MOITORET Anya JANSSEN Aaron SMITH Spike JONZE MANY OTHERS. Minor wear along spine and edges. Dog-ear on bottom of back cover.

Some of the bottom corners curl up or fold slightly. Summer 1997 NUMBER: VOLUME 3, NUMBER 3. COOP CONTRIBUTORS: COOP Krystine KRYTTRE Don Ed HARDY Gilbert SHELTON Ernst FUCHS Eric WHITE Henry DARGER Jeffrey VALLANCE MANY OTHERS.

Minor shelf-wear along edges and corners. Small sticker on ISBN box on front cover.

Four pages have come loose from the staple binding (pages 7 to 10) and the top corner of those pages is folded down. SPRING 1998 NUMBER: VOLUME 5, NUMBER 1 EDITOR/ART DIRECTOR: Jamie OSHEA. Kent WILLIAMS CONTRIBUTORS: Robert WILLIAMS David BYRNE Ron ENGLISH Kent WILLIAMS Fiona SMYTH Richard POWERS Judson HESS David SANDLIN MANY OTHERS. Summer 1998 NUMBER: VOLUME 5, NUMBER 2 HONORARY CHAIRMAN: Robert WILLIAMS.

Jean-Marie PIGEON CONTRIBUTORS: Bari KUMAR Phyllis DAVIDSON Michael Ray CHARLES Jorg IMMENDORFF Jerome & Joel Peter WITKIN Cesario MONTANO Alonso SMITH BRUTE Dr. Jack KEVORKIAN Jean Marie PIGEON MANY OTHERS.

September/October 2002 NUMBER: 40 EDITOR: Jamie OShea. Nicola WOOD CONTRIBUTORS: DALI MAGRITTE ERST Owen SMITH Nicola WOOD SHAG RR JONES RUDE BOY Mark RYDEN MANY OTHERS.

Inor creasing and wear along spine. Chipping on top and bottom of spine. Very slight crease on top inside corner of first 24 pages. March/April 2003 NUMBER: 43 EDITOR: Jamie OSHEA. Helen GARBER CONTRIBUTORS: Helen GARBER Peter MAX Scott MUSGROVE Camille Rose GARCIA Eric WHITE Don Ed HARDY Timothy CUMMINGS Christian and Rob CLAYTON Alex GROSS Glenn BARR MANY OTHERS TYPE: MAGAZINE PAGES: 104.

Perfect bound CONDITION of COVERS: VERY GOOD PLUS. Chipping at bottom and top of spine. July/August 2005 NUMBER: 57 EDITOR: Jamie OSHEA. FUTURA CONTRIBUTORS: FUTURA Naomi HARRIS BASQUIAT LITTLE BOY Max ERNST SHAG Damien HIRST Crispin GLOVER BW House NIAGARA Miles THOMPSON MANY OTHERS. Minor creasing and wear along spine.

Faint tearing top and bottom of spine. March 2006 NUMBER: 62 EDITOR: Jamie OSHEA.

Camille Rose GARCIA CONTRIBUTORS: Camille Rose GARCIA David LYNCH Pete FOWLER Clive BARKER Helen GARBER Egon SCHIELE PIXAR ROYAL ART LODGE. Mark Dean VECA MANY OTHERS. Wear on top and bottom of spine and on corners of covers. January 2008 NUMBER: 84 EDITOR: M.

Tomer HANUKA (this is the newsstand version) CONTRIBUTORS: Tomer HANUKA Mark JENKINS Three Tide TATTOO Alex STEINWEISS Takashi MURAKAMI MANY OTHERS. Minor creasing and wear along spine and on top and bottom of spine. We wish it were lower!

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Issue Type: Bimonthly
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Publication Name: JUXTAPOZ: Art Magazine
Format: Physical
Subject: Humor & Satire
Language: English
Year Published: 1995
Special Attributes: 1st Edition