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Hi-Fructose Volume 37 Preview!

The next print issue of Hi-Fructose New Contemporary Art Magazine arrives in stores October 1st! It features a cover story on Jean-Pierre Roy, the colorful murals and art of Jet Martinez, narrative painter Mia Araujo, Andy Paiko's ornate kinetic glass sculptures, Seamus Conley's mood orienting paintings, stenciled street art from Logan Hicks, the drawings of Ryan Salge, a retrospective story on the murals of Kent Twitchell, an in-depth article on photographer Blake Little's controversial honey-covered "Preservation" series. Plus reviews on the new George Barris monograph; Daniel Clowes and the new Eightball Collection, and much more! Pre-order from our store today here!

Cover artist: Jean-Pierre Roy

The next print issue of Hi-Fructose New Contemporary Art Magazine arrives in stores October 1st! It features a cover story on Jean-Pierre Roy, the colorful murals and art of Jet Martinez, narrative painter Mia Araujo, Andy Paiko’s ornate kinetic glass sculptures, Seamus Conley’s mood orienting paintings, stenciled street art from Logan Hicks, the drawings of Ryan Salge, a retrospective story on the murals of Kent Twitchell, an in-depth article on photographer Blake Little’s controversial honey-covered “Preservation” series. Plus reviews on the new George Barris monograph; Daniel Clowes and the new Eightball Collection, and much more!

Also, we’re thrilled to present this issue’s special 16-page insert section featuring Kate MacDowell’s beautifully strange porcelain sculptures!

Pre-order from our store today here and see more previews below.


Blake Little


Kate MacDowell


Logan Hicks


Jet Martinez


Ryan Salge


Andy Paiko


Mia Araujo


Jean-Pierre Roy


Daniel Clowes


Seamus Conley

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