José Parla is inspired by all the anonymous artwork found in streets all over the world. I find compositions on surfaces of deteriorated walls, and remnants of construction markings. In my paintings I create layers and textures representing the age…
Continue Reading →Brooklyn based Pamela Sunday's ceramics are inspired by the microscopic shapes found in nature. She is known for her richly textured surfaces and imaginative shapes. When she completes each sculpture they look as though they had sprouted from the soil…
Continue Reading →Scott Rench has got to have one of the most inventive lines of artwork I have seen in a very long time, not to mention cool. Computers and clay is an unusual combination of tools to create artwork with, but…
Continue Reading →Better Tomorrow was a large-scale group show with two distinct themes; exploring views of the world that we live in today vs. the world as it can be tomorrow. These pieces were wheat-pasted around NYC during the show. Proceeds from…
Continue Reading →I really like this sweet set of four original works from four very sick artists. Done with a four-part lithograph printed on premium heavy-weight stock. Wait, I'm going to say Four again here, because these four fellas: Cody Hudson, Evan…
Continue Reading →allpopart.com does retro inspired personalized pop art. It looks like a "˜buncha folks got crazy with a few Photoshop plug-ins and after final touchups, vwhalla. You email them an image of whatever you want to use for the portrait, and…
Continue Reading →Finding good posters is sometimes a little tricky; and I'm not much of a poster guy, but put a nice print in a frame and we're talking business. Patent Pending Industries has solved that. I'm not exactly sure how they…
Continue Reading →I've never gotten a chance to sit down and chat with Tokyo bread and SF living OGI, but we have exchanged some phone calls, some emails, and he recently sent me a set of his kick ass buttons. He's redefining…
Continue Reading →I like the work of Dee Adams, her abstract works are acrylics on canvas. All are limited editions.
Continue Reading →This collection of hand knotted carpets desiged by young graphic artists such as Romon Kimin Yang and Jose Parla are damn cool eh? Made entirely by hand, kntted in hand-spun Tibetan wool, swiss dye, "crafted to last a lifetime". I…
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