Cool Art | Tony Rodrigues builds up uncharted layers in the certain decay
A cerebral documentarian, artist Tony Rodrigues keeps his shoulder to the wheel, no matter the external circumstances.
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Void Recommends | All-Local Holiday Gift Guide
Behold: Northeast Florida businesses offer something for everyone this holiday season.
Liner Notes | Our last issue of 2020 means a lot to us
Our winter issue is hitting the streets. Phew! We made it through 2020.
Cool Art | New Project Atrium exhibit is a must-see
With the profound "Making Great Lives Matter" Carl Joe Williams builds on the legacy of MOCA's Project Atrium.
Cool Art | Limited Edition Void Artist Network Prints
We've got a handful of Void Artist Network fine art prints left in-stock. And we want to make sure you get your hands on one.
Rad Pad Archives | Artist Jenna Alexander’s Lighthouse Park Bungalow
A stylish, contemporary restoration in St. Augustine.
Portfolio | Tenny Rudolph
Spontaneity, ambiguity, and intention drive Tenny Rudolph’s timeless imagery
Print’s Not Dead | So we made a cool book
124 pages of images from Northeast Florida's finest lens-people.
Art | Epic crew of regional artists come together for Epoch at Florida Mining
In years to come historians will certainly have a lot to say about 2020. A world gripped by an open-ended global pandemic, reckoning with equality and …
Cool | “Cross Pollination” at Cummer brings together local artists + 8103 schwag
New Cummer exhibit puts Crystal Floyd, Lili Yuan, Dustin Harewood on the walls and on your tee.
American Betsch | How Jacksonville’s MaVynee Betsch helped preserve an oceanfront oasis for African Americans
MaVynee Betsch's influence can be felt all over American Beach, a slice of ocean-adjacent land in Amelia Island she grew up in and advocated for so vigorously for the last 40 years of her life.
Skate | Is this Northeast Florida’s coolest collection of skate decks?
Albert Emma collects rare skate decks. A Northeast Florida surfer-skater and former owner of the beloved but not-long-for-this world Square One Ska…
Artist and surfer Addie Gibson shares hope through her surf-inspired paintings
Gibson deploys clean lines and a cheery late-60s/early 70s psychedelic-surf-era color palette to tackle taboo subjects like mental illness.
Arts Profile: Cooli Ras keeps it current and personal while blowing up the Instagram feed
Artist Christopher Clark, AKA Cooli Ras, reports in real time on canvas and paper.
Watch | BeBe Deluxe is “Cracking Up”
New and wildly entertaining video from electro-pop artist mixes is a colorful melodrama.
Liner Notes | We will mingle again
If our fall 2020 issue doesn't get you hyped on Jax, check your pulse!
Void Recommends | Surf Shacks Vol. 2 is here for inspiration and escapism
If you're a fan of creative print design, unique interior decor and architecture, or are simply keen on a dose of escapism, Surf Shacks Vol. 2 is a worth a look.
Cool: Billboards use local art to spur action with the US Census
Local artists continue to drive civic engagement, this time with the 2020 census.
From the Archives: Lee-Ann Curren on how surfing fuels her creativity
From surf film soundtracks to pro surfing scuccess, Curren has carved out her own distinctive path.
BTS: September Centerfold shoot w/ artist Julissa Marie
A studio visit with artist Julissa Marie and a sneak peek into Void's September 2020 issue.
Behind the Cover: Eighty-four pages of cool people doing cool things
Our September 2020 issue is eighty-four pages of cool people doing cool things.
Artsy, Not Fartsy: We bundled up Jax’s creative energy for you
We're celebrating our new issue with these limited edition artsy-not-fartsy local art bundles, cribbed from the contents of our September mag.
Go: New works from “Fantastic Five” young Jax artists
A group show featuring the works of five emerging local artists provides an aesthetically interesting window into a world turned upside down.
Check it Out: Florida postcard exhibit chronicles a century of sunny missives
For proof of Florida's prevailing allure, look no further than the century's-worth of vintage picture-postcards on display in the new exhibit "Four-Color Florida."
Void Recommends: Tim Gilmore’s new book is “Murder Capital”
An interview with Jax-based author Tim Gilmore about his new book and the city's claim to infamy.