JUXTAPOZ 13 street art **Societal Issues**: Discussions on the

**Societal Issues**: Discussions on the legal

this issue continues the groundbreaking anthology series showcasing the work of prominent women cartoonists

providing a firsthand narrative of the atrocities committed by the Khmer Rouge under Pol Pot's dictatorship

and to examine modern UFO stories for evidence that biblical angels

the story follows a brilliant yet disillusioned scientist who embarks on a quest to reconcile the relentless march of progress with the preservation of the natural world

JUXTAPOZ 13 street art **Societal Issues**: Discussions on theJuxtapoz Vol. 4 No. 1 feels like a smoke stained dispatch from the late 90s underground art world, packed with lowbrow surrealism, anti establishment energy and beautifully damaged creativity. The issue opens with Drunk Driving in the Name of Art, immediately steering into the magazines fascination with chaos, recklessness and artistic obsession, before plunging into the dystopian paintings of Irving Norman whose brutal anti war imagery tears apart