It may surprise you but there is more to Playboy than just the articles -- there are also cartoons. Over the past 50 years the slightly risqué, yet always humorous, toons have become one of its most well-known features. Now…
Continue Reading →The candidacy of Barack Obama is inspiring politically conscious artists to create at a never before seen breakneck pace. The latest artist to nod in the direction of everyone's favorite hopemonger is Spear favorite Dan Funderburgh. Funderburgh's most recent letter…
Continue Reading →I went to sleep last night with Lisa Solberg's paintings as the last thing I saw on my laptop, and I think some of her works snuck into my dreams. It isn't hard to imagine. Her subject matter ranges from…
Continue Reading →I ran into a DJ here in Sao Paulo yesterday named Hisato who handed me a new EP from his rock-electro outfit, Hello, Kate!!, called Girls. Even before listening to the songs, I was struck by the incredible hand-done illustration…
Continue Reading →Dominic Harris is impressing us lately. First, his work with Cinimod Studio for the interior design of our favorite frozen yogurt in London, Snog. Now he has birth the "Exploding Globe of Light." The title is enough to impress us,…
Continue Reading →It seems Etsy's crafty influence has rubbed off on eBay, and with good reason. Melbourne artists have donated their work for FUSION 2008, a global street art charity auction that benefits Kids Under Cover. By buying a print, individuals can…
Continue Reading →When I was a young kid, a friend and I got in loads of trouble for trying to send smoke signals and burning down half of my friend's back yard (I still swear all fires were controlled). Now my childhood…
Continue Reading →According to some, the streets are at a crossroads. Not long ago, the art covering the bricks and blank spaces of the city was more likely to get you in trouble than in Christie's, but today's take leans more towards…
Continue Reading →If you are in London over the next two months you have to go see JR's exhibition 28 Millimetres: Women at Lazarides Gallery.This is JR's first solo show, which might lead you to think he is a 'rising star'. Maybe…
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