Tina Arena
Stine taps into the primal panic of being hunted — not by some masked killer
you just have to listen - and he shares many of his unique ideas in this collection of journalism
while the Gallery showcases top photography
and the art of storytelling in a condensed form
JUXTAPOZ 97 street art Tina ArenaA stacked mix of psychedelic futurism, character driven street art, and dark pop surrealism, this issue flows through the usual Juxtapoz structure intro, style sheet, Toybox, profiles, Showstoppers, reviews, insider notes, events, Pop Life, and a closing perspective. It captures that late 2000s moment when the magazine was deep into hybrid worlds of graffiti, toys, fantasy art, and experimental illustration. The features are a killer lineup: Mars 1