Portfolio | Jordan Hoover
A few years ago, Jordan Hoover poked his head into VOID HQ in Jax Beach. He introduced himself and handed me a couple volumes of Document, a glossy…
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Print’s Not Dead | So we made a cool book
124 pages of images from Northeast Florida's finest lens-people.
About Town | Vagabond Flea in Murray Hill
Vintage threads and furniture, distinctive arts and crafts, and lots of locally cribbed bric-a-brac are among the curated finds available at the monthly Vagabond Flea.
Skate | Photog Chris Jolly captures Jax’s true grit
Skate photographer Chris Jolly documents the resiliency and triumphs of Jacksonville’s unique skateboard culture.
Void Recommends | Surfing luminaries wax existential in new book “On Surfing”
Gerry Lopez, Steph Gilmore, Mikey February, and several locals talk about our fave pastime in new book "On Surfing" from our friends at Indoek.
Void Recommends | Is this the coolest music mag ever made?
Maggot Brain, from Third Man Records, is a print product after our own hearts.
Behind the Cover | Vintage look & other BOLD decisions for 2021
Here's what's inside our February 2021 issue.
Hurricane Party | A celebration of the Atlantic Storm season
Let's ring in the 2020 Atlantic storm season with a group show of surf snaps.
Void Recommends | All-Local Holiday Gift Guide
Behold: Northeast Florida businesses offer something for everyone this holiday season.
BTS | Winter 2020 Centerfold Shoot
Find a sunny spot, put on some Isabella Parole, and go inside our new issue.
Portfolio | Tenny Rudolph
Spontaneity, ambiguity, and intention drive Tenny Rudolph’s timeless imagery
Neat Photo: How Allan Pimenta scored this cool shot!
Local lens-person Allan Pimenta has lately become one of our favorite image-makers. Pimenta shot a handful of vibrant portraits of local artists for Vo…
Jax Photographers, Help us FEEL GOOD Again!
Each year, Void's Photo Annual seems to top our readers' lists of favorite issues. No surprise, really; considering all the talented lens-people snappi…
Art Walk Still Pops
Nearly two decades strong, First Wednesday Art Walk remains downtown's core event. Need proof? Dig these photos from local lensman and Cre8Jax founder …
These photos are EVERYTHING we love about Winterland (and Toni Smailagic)
Let the following sentence serve as a warning; if you missed Winterland and are susceptible to FOMO, please don't read any further. Winterland 2020 …
Neat Photo: This Khalil Osborne snap caught our eye
Undeniably talented and influential, Khalil Osborne has been a mentor of sorts to many young Northeast Florida image-makers. In a recent profile in Voi…
Portfolio: Ana Kamiar
If she is a naturalist, then it’s the embracing of an otherworldly environment. Working with photography or collage, Ana Kamiar creates images born fro…
Beach Street Photographer: Coastline culture through the lens of Sean Kelly Conway
After speaking with Sean Kelly Conway, I am no longer convinced that he is a photographer. Yes, in a traditional sense, he makes a business of creating…
Got Ya Covered: Void’s Cover Art Show brought an eclectic gathering of creatives to Jax Beach
You may remember, a few months back, when we dropped an issue of Void Mag (our Arts & Music one, specifically) with a blank cover on racks across N…
Want Your Photography in Void Magazine?
Calling all Northeast Florida lenspeople! The submission platform for our 2019 Photo Annual is open. Don't miss your chance to have your work exhibited…
Channel Surfing: A look back at Void TV
Taking chances is in our DNA here at Void. And back in 2012, as the world began to peek its timid head out from the financial pit of despair, we did th…
Where are they Now?: Former Void lensman, Logan Bowles, shoots ALL the sports!
Logan Bowles played an integral role in defining Void’s visual aesthetic during the mag’s formative years. If he wasn’t shooting cover photos—the like …
Ain’t No Party like a Void Party: How we learned to throw down
As much surfjaxpier.com—the local surf report site that predated the mag—was both a formative experience and an instrumental tool in building a dedicat…
Gallery: For those who went to Rockville (we salute you)
The more than 90,000 people who flooded into Metropolitan Park last weekend for the eighth annual Monster Energy Welcome to Rockville were well-receive…
Go: Local lensmen combine the tangible with the digital for photography exhibition “As of Now”
Our insatiable appetites for Social Media have made the majority of us, in a way, amateur photojournalists, doggedly capturing our daily highlights in …