Between the happy hours, film festival, art showings, discussions about technology and concerts, there isn't much not to love about the Noise Pop festival that's dominating San Francisco until March 1. One of the highlights of the 17th year of…
Continue Reading →Lina Scheynius is one of the most emotionally intimate photographers we've covered, and she's taking the pending extinction of Polaroid film hard. Her Polariod100 project is a chance to get some closure by selling her collection of 100 pictures from…
Continue Reading →Artist/provocateur KAWS has only recently begun doing official art exhibitions, but even though his fans may arrive with dollar signs (instead of double-x's) in their eyes, don't call him a sell-out. Josh witnessed the KAWS-craze in New York a few…
Continue Reading →Have you even wanted your art displayed in an art show? Spraygraphic.com is calling on artists all over the world to submit their work, free of charge, to their first Mini Mini Art Show. There only catch is that all…
Continue Reading →The colorfully designed world of Steven Harrington is a place we'd like to inhabit. While we may not be able to jump inside his 1960's Time-Life encyclopedia influenced creations ourselves, Mr. Harrington and the folks over at Arkitip have done…
Continue Reading →This is a little late notice, but if you are in London and aren't sure what to do tonight, how about wandering the city for art. In the same vein as Adam Neate's street art give away, the art group…
Continue Reading →Ji Lee's absurd conceptual genius has, at times, confounded, astounded, and even caused us to double over with laughter. The man who whiles away his daytime hours as Creative Director of Google's Creative Lab doesn't really need much on his…
Continue Reading →Josh Kenyon and Colby Nichols, known collectively as Jolby, are launching their first solo show entitled "Home is Where You Make It." The exhibition tells the story of a boy named William's adventures in an aging forest filled with musically…
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