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Kevin Nash
How might new fiction from some of the finest writers working today help us memorialize and understand the unimaginable
inks by Phillip Hester and Jim Woodyard
It follows Andy “Tietam” Brown
JUXTAPOZ 169 gonzo offering readers a beginner’s guideIssue 169 has that winter into spring Juxtapoz rhythmbright, fast moving, and stacked with artists blending fine art, street culture, and design. It opens with Sage Vaughn in Studio Time, where his winged figures and neon washed nature paintings set the emotional tone: tender, messy, urban, and wild. From there it jumps into a Miami Beach recapmurals, fairs, sun soaked chaosthen to Mr. Pops in Seattle, a quirky event detour. Stephen Shames Picture