Category Archives: Culture
Craola | SHM
Last night near the wealthy enclave of Hancock Park, Angeleno Greg Simkins “Craola” held court for the showing of his work at the Merry Karnowsky Gallery. Entitled “Stop Haunting Me” … Continue reading
El Anatsui | Gravity and Grace: Monumental Works
While crisscrossing the country on a blitzed tour, El Anatsui’s work entitled “Gravity and Grace: Monumental Works” saw it’s way to the Brooklyn Museum. There are a few camps that … Continue reading
Paul Wackers | Early Romantics
Showcasing his brand of abstract theory on canvas, Paul Wackers approach in his showing at New Image Gallery, included adding many modern elements into his paintings. The Brooklyn-based muse’s work … Continue reading
Kirsty Whiten | West End Bestiary
Kirsty Whiten’s work can’t easily be typecasted. She effortlessly blends metaphors explaining human nature in an easily digestable bite-sized serving. Entitled, “West End Bestiary”, centaurs are depicted in unusual poses … Continue reading
Faile | Les Ballets de Faile
The Lincoln Center is known for many things, hosting numerous ceremonies throughout the year and providing a contemporary backdrop for some of the art world’s biggest exhibits. Brooklyn based artist … Continue reading
Rostarr | Turbo Arena
New Yorker, Rostarr was recently headlining his exhibition opening in Mexico City entitled,”Turbo Arena” inside of Anonymous Gallery. His style can be described as being a throwback to the stop … Continue reading
Marco Mazzoni | Memory is a Bothersome Consoler
On February 19th through May 4th, Italian artist Marco Mazzoni will present his upcoming solo show entitled “Memory is a Bothersome Consoler”. The showing is expected to be his largest, … Continue reading
Tim Doyle | UnReal Estate II
On Thursday night, Texas bred illustrator Tim Doyle showed off some dope art at Spoke Art in San Francisco. Entitled “UnReal Estate II”, the screenprinter does up his pieces in … Continue reading
Victor Castillo | Under Heavy Measures
This past weekend saw the unveiling of some slick new imagery courtesy of Victor Castillo at the Merry Karnowsky Gallery. Entitled “Under Heavy Measures”, quite a lot of his images … Continue reading
Michael Johansson | Still Lifes
In Los Angeles, the art scene can seem very daunting to an outsider, that’s why the pragmatism and practical emphasis on space that’s’ instilled in the work of Mr. Johansson … Continue reading
Preview | POW WOW 13′
There is alot to be stoked about if your gonna be in Hawaii next month; POW WOW will be hosting it’s fourth anniversary art retreat with renowned artists from all … Continue reading
Jon Bocksel | Sea of Blasphemy
While doing artistic endeavors in just about any area imaginable, the man Mr. Bocksel has been at it for about 20 years, crafting some of the most memorable pieces anywhere. … Continue reading
Medicom Toy x Radius | Bearbrick Case
In conjuction with Medicom’s recent 25th series release they are back at it again. This time they’re eschewing doll figures in favor of iPhone 5 case’s. This collab between the … Continue reading
James Jean | Parallel Lives
Artist/Illustrator James Jean recently debuted his newest paintings and murals depicting the common thread that is at the center of our universe; our lives. Hosted by New York’s Tilton Gallery … Continue reading
Hirohiko Araki x Gucci
Collabs are an awesome way for a brand to get exposure in another market, for example sometimes cars are advertised with sports. When collabs make they’re way to the publishing … Continue reading
