Juxtapoz Magazineのインスタグラム(juxtapozmag) - 7月2日 06時27分

This week’s #JuxtapozSoundAndVision focuses in on Michael Jackson’s fourth solo album “Dangerous,” with album artwork by the legendary pop-surrealist painter @markryden “Dangerous” was Jackson’s most introspective album, a collection of songs that explore his inner contradictions paired with an appeal for social and political healing. Jackson, standing alone at the highest echelon of fame in the United States, wanted his fourth album to bring people together through exposing himself first of all. The album’s incorporation of elements from the “new jack swing” genre made “Dangerous” an experimental but masterful work of music that appealed to a broad audience.
Jackson chose a well-known illustrator at the time to create the carnivalesque cover, named Mark Ryden. Many would become familiar with Mark Ryden over the next 2 decades, including Juxtapoz founder Robert Williams, who selected Ryden’s artwork for the second issue of Juxtapoz back in 1994. Ryden is the progenitor and perhaps the most iconic artist to come out of pop-surrealism, making him inextricably linked to our magazine.
Ryden’s reworking of #Dangerous is now on view in London in “Michael Jackson: On the Wall” at @nationalportraitgallery

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