Ogi in Tokyo
One of my favorite artists (I've been following him since 2004), Ogi just had a show in Tokyo"“ here are some pictures. The new work looks really fantastic. Congrats Ogi!
Continue Reading →The String Republic Artist Series
The String Republic is at it again, this time with an artist collaboration series with awesome folks like eBoy and Ryan Cox (shown above). Some more of my favorite shots of the other collaborations shown after the jump– shoes are…
Continue Reading →Stefano Dembro's Robots
Mexico plus robots plus stop-motion mastery equals a piece of work that we are really proud of. By Stefano Dembro (a fake name of a fake designer, or something). Gorgeous stop motion work, check out the stills and video from…
Continue Reading →Spring Loaded
Photographers Steven Brahms, Emiliano Granado and Stephen K. Schuster went on a search for the American institution called "Spring Break," in which tender youths put down their books temporarily in order to wrestle in vats of Jello, put pictures of…
Continue Reading →Poketo Cancer Benefit and Art Auction
While we're on the subject of doing something good, let's turn our attention to Poketo's Cancer Benefit and Art Auction going on this Friday. We're always super behind their projects, but this one hits a cause that's other than for…
Continue Reading →ColorSnap
Wonder what color the desert of Petra is, or that delicious Uni sushi you just had for lunch? Sherwin-Williams just launched ColorSnap, an iPhone application that allows you to snap a photo and get the matching Sherwin-Williams paint color from…
Continue Reading →T.Magic: Recession-Inspired Art
British street artist T. Magic has just released a new collection of recession-inspired artwork entitled Desktop Collectibles. These 9 mini-canvases have depictions of his dark social commentary/affirmations like "Art Is My Hustle" "Success Is My Destiny" and "Pain Is My Glory..."…
Continue Reading →Fernando Chamarelli in Sao Paulo
Geometrical, precise and wonderfully intricate to such a degree that you can spend time completely wrapped up in only one section of them before moving on to a different part, Fernando Chamarelli's paintings mishmash all manner of references to dizzying…
Continue Reading →Win In China
Capitalism was long seen as a dirty word in the far eastern reaches of the globe, but in lieu of their own Market revolution China serves as a beacon of commerce and industry the world over where new heroes are…
Continue Reading →Furniture Typeface
Practicing Feng Shui (shameless plug for my fathers book) is but one way of expressing oneself and opening up your life through the arrangement of furniture. If you're not in possession of someone to help you move that weighty bookshelf…
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