You have a little under two days (1d 23h 34m to be exact) to submit ebay bids for some great art produced to raise money for Billabong's Design for Humanity initiative. Each piece is on 18" x 18"wood panels, and…
Continue Reading →The use of children as soldiers is perhaps the most destructive yet least discussed aspect of many of the dozens of ongoing conflicts worldwide. While organizations such as Human Rights Watch, UNICEF, Amnesty International and others have been trying to…
Continue Reading →Although I've waited until the 3rd of the month to remind you, there are still plenty of days in May to enjoy our current Spear Collective calendar image. Honors for the May image (seen here) went to Seattle-based Grant Barnhart.…
Continue Reading →Corey Arnold has a bit of a fanbase around our virtual office. Not surprising, really--in addition to contributions to the likes of Men's Journal, FHM UK, Adbusters Norway and Italian Rolling Stone, he's received a grant from the American- Scandinavian…
Continue Reading →Kelly D. Williams hails from a small town in the mountains, but it's safe to say he's cut his artistic teeth at this point with the help of some widely-drawn inspiration. At the core, Kelly gets his drive from skateboarding,…
Continue Reading →We're going to give our Boulder readers heart attacks from all of this local action, but Denver punk music at the Downer is only the top of a killer list of upcoming events. Barely 48 hours after The Swayback heats…
Continue Reading →Project to Surface is a 5-artist project that is very much a work in progress, with each artist collaborating with architectural designer (and guru) Ben Krone, who operates the high tech CNC (computer numerical control) router that brings the artists'…
Continue Reading →We're loving these stellar looking SAG vs. OGI Graphics messenger bags, goregous! Details are a little scarce, but here's what we know: they're hand painted, available in gold, neon pink, and neon green-- all on white suede. The insides are…
Continue Reading →Cardboard Frame is marketing their cardboard (yet "surprisingly strong") frames as an entire system that allows you to easily affix artwork and then ship the entire package to, well, wherever you want. They offer a bunch of styles and colors,…
Continue Reading →After seeing Peter Dean Rickards' Kingston, Jamaica based photo contributions to The Afflicted Yard, I was literally speechless. Then I read the Afflicted Yard's mission, or as they describe it, The Afflicted Purpose, and it made a little more sense…
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