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If you don’t recognize the name, you should have no trouble recognizing the art-deco and cubism influenced illustration work. Musgrave’s most visible art lines the walls of Chicago’s Addison Red Line CTA station. Currently you can view his realistic still life paintings at Uncommon Ground on Devon (in Edgewater), where you can also eat a [...]
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This is old news that I forgot to post a while ago. Dzine has really done some interesting things with 3D art here: DZINE’S “THE BEAUTIFUL STRUGGLE” (via SuperTouch)
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Very cool new work from Dzine: How to Disappear Completely Acrylic and resin on wood panel Dzine – Selected Work Details
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This looks like a fascinating documentary. Art and madness are strange–yet frequent–bedfellows, and together form compelling stories. Isaiah Zagar’s mosaic murals in Philadelphia are probably the inspiration for the work done over the last couple years underneath Lake Shore Drive on Bryn Mawr Ave., around the corner from my apartment. (And, in turn, it’s easy [...]
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David Choe is an inspiring artist to me because he doesn’t separate the act of living from his art-making… “I wanted to fuck so bad, but I didnt speak the language, I had never been to china, I got here 2 weeks ago for a solo show, with all new works I was gonna create [...]
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I found Khaled Hafez’s artwork through NY Arts Magazine, and I like it. It’s apparent that he’s telling us, “Hey, this perfect body image stuff we are killing ourselves with is nothing new. Like most things about our culture, the ancient Egyptians thought of it first!” But he has a sense of humor about it [...]
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…Japanese painter TOMOO GOKITA never ceases to amaze with his unique and fluidly executed monotone visions. Moving effortlessly between pure abstract and his more recognizable hybrid figurative style… SuperTouch » Blog Archive » NYC///FIRST LOOK///TOMOO GOKITA’S “CHAMPION CARNIVAL” AT ATM GALLERY
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This is a simple-looking animation that appears to unfold in near real time across the outer and inner walls of Buenos Aires. The energy that went into it is mind-blowing. MUTO (via BLUBLU.org)
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Given the nature of Fairey’s art and his methods of appropriating found imagery, the argument is quite understandable and I’ve read countless valid points on both ends of the spectrum. Obey Giant blurs a lot of lines. Signalnoise.com | The art of James White » Support for Shepard
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