In print: The JOSH

Canuck art from NYC

Montreal-based Logan MacDonald and Toronto-based Logan Salter are two Canadian artists featured in the debut issue of The JOSH (The Journal of Sexual Homos), a handsome gay art mag published out of New York City. Their drawings (MacDonald also did the cover) join portfolios of original art, photography and writing exploring the theme “Fix Me” by a dozen artist from around the world. The mag is published by Arts and Sciences Projects, aka Philip Tomaru and Martin Masetto. To order (costs $10US) or see selected works go to Thejoshmag.com.

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