69-76 - "The Last Battle" - Carlo Bocchio and Mauro Ballonip
Pure and virginal plastic and soft toys created for babies and children are boldly combined with objects
he argues that the “war on terror” is a distraction from the real crises eating away at society
"Supra in Melbourne" documents the masochistic joy of throwing yourself down stairs in the name of footwear promotion
he is suddenly able to see and hear and speak
JUXTAPOZ 103 police 69-76 - "The Last Battle"A vibrant, mixed discipline issue that moves smoothly between maximalist painting, destructive portraiture, punk tattoo linework, and skate culture storytelling. The magazine follows the usual rhythm intro, style sheet, collector, profiles, Showstoppers, reviews, insider notes, events, Pop Life, and a closing perspective giving each feature space to breathe without losing momentum. Clayton Brothers bring their signature layered chaos, packed with