JUXTAPOZ 19 hauntings Mark Verheiden

Mark Verheiden

None of the victims exhibited any signs of struggle

lovely Latex

graffiti-drenched homage that perfectly captures the mag’s evolution from underground zine to global skate bible

while still another illustrates the heavy hand of justice with a body reeling from the bullets of the firing squad

JUXTAPOZ 19 hauntings Mark VerheidenJuxtapoz issue 19, the Photography Issue, captures the magazine at its most chaotic and visually obsessive, exploring photography as art, document, hallucination and cultural weapon all at once. Framed by Robert Williams introduction questioning whether photography is science, art or metaphysics, the issue spirals through underground portraiture, celebrity culture, manipulated imagery and raw street aesthetics with the same outsider energy that