Jefrey Lacson creates very intricate and interesting artwork--they're collages, digital assemblages, or "3-D constructions" as he calls them. He remixes forms he finds, like these, into "super hybrid" constructions. He says the focus of his work revolves around the central…
Continue Reading →Corey Arnold is an incredibly talented photographer from Southern California-- his photos are provocative and simple. This photo is from a series called "The Animal Condition", a collection of simple black and white photographs he took of animals away from…
Continue Reading →John Ritter's illustration is clever, thought provoking, and I think it's just damn good. He has been experimenting with Photoshop and Illustrator for a very long time--working at Adobe for three years as a graphic designer in the early '90's.…
Continue Reading →If I had a Cease and Desist order from Louis Vuitton, I'd probably be a little scared-- but not the folks at The Hotel Des Arts in San Francisco. Remember that hotel? Packed full of customized rooms from floor to…
Continue Reading →1301 fluorescent tubes powered by the electric fields generated by overhead powerlines. This is what happens when physics meets art, clearly a success and very fascinating. Richard Box, an artist-in-residence at Bristol University's physics department had the idea for this…
Continue Reading →Remember Scott Rench? He is easily one of the most talented and forward thinking and talented sculptors I've have ever seen. I mention this because he is going to be showing at the Get It Louder exhibit in China this…
Continue Reading →The custom boutique hotels around the world all took notice to the Hotel des Arts in the heart of San Francisco's downtown Union Square when it launched last year. Last year they showed their project called "
Continue Reading →The Japan Society in NYC has an going on right now called "Little Boy: The Arts of Japan's Exploding Subculture"--curated by Takashi Murakami (you have probably seen his work for Louis Vuitton, drawing on handbags,etc). The exhibit sounds absoloutly amazing,…
Continue Reading →Rik Catlow is an illustrator and designer from North Carolina. He worked for seven years as a designer in NYC doing web design for clients like Bluefly and CDNow--but what I like most about his design is his organic and…
Continue Reading →Destructed magazine's 5th issue is now available for download. It's 112 pages long, and features 23 different artists, including the creators of the magazine. The topic of this issue is "guess what happens next". They're an independent art magazine based…
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