Large in format and full of funky images and quirky interviews, ANP Quarterly covers art and culture from an offbeat point of view. Rather than aiming at the mainstream art world, the editors (Alleged Gallery's Aaron Rose, photographer/skateboard pro Ed Templeton, and Brendan Fowler of BARR) select content that might appeal most to graffiti artists, skateboarders, indie musicians, and slackers. Issue No.1 featured Margaret Kilgallen on the cover and a 16-page tribute to the late artist's work. No. 2 provided in-depth interviews with celebrated LA artist Raymond Pettibon and photographer Bill Burke. No. 3 dedicated 18 pages to the folksy work of the creative couple Chris Johanson and Jo Jackson. And the just-released Issue No. 4 gets cozy with photographer and filmmaker Larry Clark, interviews the team behind the Luggage Store, and reproduces a treasure trove of drawings from early issues of the Latino magazine Teen Angels . Every issue of ANP features snapshots of a work in progress, such as an Os Gemeos mural or a Matt Leines drawing. Best of all, there are no advertisements, and it's still free — if you know where to find it!