We began singing the praises of Dust La Rock earlier in the week but little did we know that this monster had already been created. The stellar graphic design alter ego of Joshua Prince has plenty of friends in high…
Continue Reading →Though art is truly in the eye of the beholder, sometimes our brains can lead our eyes to a certain conclusion. An artist's reputation, how hot the gallery is that they're showing at, or a good review, can all predispose…
Continue Reading →The combination of glitter, resin and Japanese pop iconography are the three characteristics that put Japanese artist Atsuo in his own realm. There isn't a whole lot of info on the guy, and even the Sao Paulo gallery that supports…
Continue Reading →After enjoying a successful month-plus long run in the hills of L.A., The Storefront for Art and Architecture recently folded up the tents to its Pop-Up Store so they could sprout in another city. This time they're taking the show…
Continue Reading →While we consider ourselves the most appreciative of art lovers, there are always a few pieces within an exhibit that don't necessarily arouse our interest. If we had our way, we'd have the final say over what pieces get displayed…
Continue Reading →Team Gallery owner José Freire makes a habit of selecting emerging artists that a) you may not of heard of and b) you should hear of. Past collections have included upstarts and established artist alike: Cory Arcangel, Pierre Bismuth, Slater…
Continue Reading →We've been unabashedly devoted groupies of Japanese artist Takashi Murakami for quite some time now, so it should come as no surprise that we'll be amongst the throngs of art fans rushing over to his awe-inspiring retrospective beginning tomorrow, April…
Continue Reading →Jessica Joslin is the kind of artist who would worry Darwin: bones, brass, glass, and pieces of musical instrument are all soldered together to form impossible skeletal animals that either, a) you'd find in a backwater taxidermy shop from the…
Continue Reading →New York is the city that never sleeps, Los Angeles is the City of Angels, and Paris is known as the City of Lights...but Peter Kozma may beg to differ on that last one. You see, any city where the…
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