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JUXTAPOZ 88
JUXTAPOZ 88
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Juxtapoz Magazine Issue #88 was published in May 2008 and is renowned as the Photography Issue. This edition marked a significant milestone in the magazine's history, being the first to feature a photography-focused theme. It was curated by editor-in-chief Evan Pricco and included contributions from several prominent photographers.
Featured Photographers
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Estevan Oriol: Known for his gritty, documentary-style photography, Oriol's work captures the raw essence of urban life.
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Chris Johanson: An artist whose photographs often explore themes of social and environmental consciousness.
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Ed Templeton: A professional skateboarder and photographer, Templeton's images offer a unique perspective on youth culture and skateboarding.
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Jesse Edwards: His work delves into the complexities of human relationships and societal norms.
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Michael Schmelling: Schmelling's photographs often focus on subcultures and the intersection of music and identity.
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Dan Monick: Known for his intimate portraits, Monick's work captures the nuances of personal interactions.
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Melodie McDaniel: Her photographs explore themes of race, identity, and the American experience.
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Glen E. Friedman: A legendary photographer known for his iconic images of punk and hip-hop culture.
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Saber: A renowned graffiti artist whose work bridges the gap between street art and fine art photography.
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Craig Stecyk: A pioneer in surf and skate photography, Stecyk's images have become synonymous with California's surf culture.
Highlights of the Issue
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Cover Feature: The cover of this issue prominently features a photograph by Estevan Oriol, setting the tone for the rest of the publication.
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Interviews and Profiles: In-depth interviews with the featured photographers provide insight into their creative processes and the stories behind their iconic images.
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Thematic Exploration: The issue delves into the evolving role of photography in contemporary art, examining how traditional photographic techniques intersect with modern artistic expressions.






