JUXTAPOZ 12 AUSTRALIAN GRAFFITI sequence shots and all the

sequence shots and all the energy surrounding one of the most important skate videos of the 2000s

and a dotted line for you to cut along so that you could see the pages that were "too hot" to be left unsealed

and I don’t really give a fuck about your 3-course-meal

though the quality of the photos is understandably variable (after all

and you'll find yourself questioning who can be trusted and who hides a sinister agenda

JUXTAPOZ 12 AUSTRALIAN GRAFFITI sequence shots and all theJuxtapoz Vol. 3 No. 4 captures the magazine in full late 90s underground bloom, balancing lowbrow art, urban decay, animation culture and social commentary with its usual beautifully unstable energy. The issue opens with Vertical Space Race, a look at skyline pollution and visual overload in modern cities, before diving into a stacked lineup of artists operating far outside traditional fine art comfort zones. Derek Hess brings raw emotional violence