Spear Collective member Jason Thielke -- who very recently took over Denver's The 400 -- has another solo show coming up in Boulder. CMYK, the title of his latest batch of work, will be up for looksies at Art and…
Continue Reading →Whether there's any other similarities between the two, one thing is for certain: both Fred Durst and Martin Klimas have something in common: they both feel compelled to break stuff. While Durst likes people's faces, Klimas prefers to keep physical…
Continue Reading →From time to time, I come across an artist who blows my mind in a way I can't totally explain and there's no way to deal with it except getting other people amped about on him/her on a much grander…
Continue Reading →It appears there's been a mistake. Even though designer and artist Adam Cruickshank has t-shirts up for sale at Commune and 2x4, worked on Sketchel, and participated in the ongoing 22 Flavours project for Lifelounge (his flavour is Banana Split),…
Continue Reading →A few years ago, two backpacks, each carrying a 350-page blank book, video camera and a T-shirt, were sent off by Barcelona creative studio Vasava in totally opposite directions to artists and groups in 35 cities, from Medellin to Montreal,…
Continue Reading →Anything that allows me to regress to childhood gets an a-plus in my book. A few of my favorites are playing tag, watching old cartoons and most recently artwork by Susan Ghahremani. Known for simple, patchwork looking illustrations, she creates…
Continue Reading →There's a giant candle sitting on the birthday cake for Wallspankers PDF sticker magazine, which is festing its 1-year status with a new edition that's pressure-cooking with an arsenal of graff-style drawings and designs available for you to download, print…
Continue Reading →The world has moved on from film, right? Digital is the way of the future, instant gratification in an instant world, blah blah blah. Not so much. Love them or hate them, and most people feel strongly one way or…
Continue Reading →My sisters and I used to love inflatable toys because they could be kicked and thrown around without causing too much damage (always good for staing un-grounded) to both furniture and ourselves. Sao Paulo artist Pinky Wainer has the same…
Continue Reading →It's gittin' close to huntin' season -- at least that's what a lot of rural Coloradans have been telling me lately. And while I'm not a hunter per se, I do enjoy venturing out into the mountains to see deer…
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