Not too long ago, our buddy Todd (ahem, TEEBEE) from Joy Engine/Cypher 13 scored a chance to take over Installation Shoe Gallery for his first-ever solo show (joining ranks with Bigfoot and Spear Collective's Jason Thielke, amongst others). After weeks…
Continue Reading →Spear Collective member Jason Thielke -- who very recently took over Denver's The 400 -- has another solo show coming up in Boulder. CMYK, the title of his latest batch of work, will be up for looksies at Art and…
Continue Reading →It's all too overwhelming. Carmel posted about blik and Threadless yesterday, and we already have more to tell you about these re-stickably amazing decals. And what news! Today we actually have a reason to celebrate blik other than just liking…
Continue Reading →From time to time, I come across an artist who blows my mind in a way I can't totally explain and there's no way to deal with it except getting other people amped about on him/her on a much grander…
Continue Reading →A few years ago, two backpacks, each carrying a 350-page blank book, video camera and a T-shirt, were sent off by Barcelona creative studio Vasava in totally opposite directions to artists and groups in 35 cities, from Medellin to Montreal,…
Continue Reading →Anything that allows me to regress to childhood gets an a-plus in my book. A few of my favorites are playing tag, watching old cartoons and most recently artwork by Susan Ghahremani. Known for simple, patchwork looking illustrations, she creates…
Continue Reading →I just got so pissed. There I was, looking over the information for ISM's new Untitled Love Project and thinking what a great idea it was, and how different these pictures are when you know -- as the project stipulates…
Continue Reading →I was getting a little nostalgic for my hometown of Hell-Ay (that's L.A. for non-natives, an endearing name for the city we love to hate) so I did a virtual travel jaunt back there via Internet by visiting all my…
Continue Reading →Conceptual photographer Helga Steppan's current exhibition "Be long a part" at Man&Eve gallery in London sort of reminds me of how I organize my closet -- everything is arranged by color. The difference is hers is artwork and my color…
Continue Reading →For his exhibition Cidade Limpa at Galeria Choque Cultural, Sao Paulo graff artist Zezao hung his work in specially re-created scenes of degraded areas in the city, the very environment that drives his art. On the walls, among the mock…
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