The wild tape-artist and DC-based street prankster Mark Jenikns is at it again. Last year he placed "tape babies" around the city for his STORKER project. This time around he wrapped parking meters with colored tape to resemble lollipops, or…
Continue Reading →Peter Mitchell has some new intriguing work up. If you're not familiar with Mitchell's work, he's a freelance illustrator for clients like the LA Times, Boston Globe, Saturday Night Live and several other major media outlets. I really adore the…
Continue Reading →The great thing to me about the whole "street art" scene is how it is a truly global phenomenon. Language barriers are virtually non-existant because all communication is made via the art itself. And in that sense it's always interesting…
Continue Reading →I've been covering the progress of the crazy French guy with an addiction to the Space Invader character for quite some time. The Rubikcubism pieces were amazing, the mosaics are great, even the sneakers were hot. Wooster Collective has some…
Continue Reading →Time to kick off the year in review. Here are some of the most popular Art posts on JoshSpear.com as well as some of my favorites! They're in no particular order... Acquired Art Crusade Jason Thielke Meet The World Dee…
Continue Reading →Besides AmoebaCorp's impressive portfolio as a design studio, their virtual Scrap Books are awesome. They're full of "personal experiments, sketches, finished pieces and epherma of all-sorts." It's always really fun to see the unfinished and sometimes private work of a…
Continue Reading →This new project I found reminds me of the 'build your own mystery, choose your own ending' novels I used to read when I was younger. The site, anyfilms.net is calling it 'the future of entertainment'-- An enormous claim, but…
Continue Reading →I received some great pictures of an event AM-Radio recently did for adidas. They had several artists creating live murals to help promote the launch of their Muhammed Ali line. The paintings were created by an artist collective which goes…
Continue Reading →Acquiring real artwork shouldn't be about whether or not you can stomach the huge price tags on good and inventive artwork these days. This project called the Acquired Art Crusade is about being lucky enough to come across art in…
Continue Reading →Scott Rench needs little introduction on my site, his work continues to amaze us all. He has what looks like an amazing show up at the Dubhe Carreno Gallery in Chicago. I've got some exclusive photos of the show courtesy…
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