The concept of interchangeable original artwork may seem as expensive as it does daunting, but the folks over at Cricket Press make it easy and affordable to remedy your blank-wall syndrome on the cheap, no matter how indecisive you are.…
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 →Today Jon Coulthard launched his new website, and you all should have a look at his photos. Jon lives in Los Angeles, and as you'll see on his website, he likes to take photos of L.A. In fact, he does…
Continue Reading →Dustin Hostetler (A.K.A. UPSO) recently participated in the want2Bsquare "Boxheads" show in NYC alongside the likes of Dalek, Sage Vaughn, Maya Hayuk, Matzu MTP, Kelsey Brookes, and Freddi C. For those of you who were able to catch the NYC…
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…
Continue Reading →Flipping through the channels last night I got hooked into an episode of CSI New York-- which I've been known to do from time to time. I was excited and surprised to see the DNA Portrait play an important role…
Continue Reading →Humus, an online art magazine created by Mirko Filippi and Luca Masini, takes an arms open approach when collecting materials for each new issue. Instead of recruiting submissions from well-known artists, humus asks for absolutely anyone to send in work…
Continue Reading →I wanted to give a heads up to all of you Southern Californians that there's going to be quite the group show going on in Hollywood starting next weekend. 'Coping Mechanisms' is a 3-person show at the Tinlark Gallery on…
Continue Reading →Josh and I first saw Sarah Pickering's explosive photography at Scope Miami during Art Basel last year, and I was excited to see her featured in the current pHytonics issue. It's undeniably the pyro in me that's drawn to Sarah's…
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