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Moving Pictures: Setting Collage In Motion Is Another Work Of Art In Itself
Artist Vesna Pesic (Becha) wanted to promote her solo exhibition Untitled Places a few years ago (I know, I’m way behind on this one) and so she, with the help of animator Zeljko Katanic, took her
Read More »Inspiration Nation: Roby Dwi Antono
It’s always refreshing when I find an artist doing something odd enough to make me stop and look around. Roby Dwi Antono’s The Way Of Grace series did that and more, with the beautifully
Read More »Inspiration Nation: Bearded Beauties
I’m just loving these illustrations from artist Justin Russo. His series of bearded beauties is lovely, not just in it’s delightfully silly theme, but the execution as well. The beards perfectly match each iconic
Read More »Inspiration Nation: Teodora Axente
I am just totally taken aback by the work of Theodora Axente in such a wonderful way. I’ll be honest, I’m not entirely sure what she’s saying in all of them, but that’s my
Read More »Inspiration Nation: Slagletron
I met Jessica Slagle in a whiskey bar in New York City when I was there on biznass a week or so ago. We hung out, had some beers, talked about our lives, had
Read More »Inspriation Nation: Helen Musselwhite’s Paper Dreams
It’s not difficult for me to be awe struck. I just love art, and I love finding new artists that surprise me, shake me up. Maybe I’m just a cheap date. But I like
Read More »Inspiration Nation: Amazing Miniature Meals
Proof that things get more awesome/adorable the smaller they get, are the teensy-in-stature food creations from artist Shay Aaron. I mean, c’mon. Look at em’. They are adorable! And delicious! Ok maybe not delicious
Read More »Musical Monsters Will Rock Your Other-World
Not too much needs to be said about these paintings by Jason Edmiston because everything is so obvious. They are obviously perfectly conceived. Obviously executed to perfection. I think my favorite part about these
Read More »Inspritation Nation: Charlotte Caron
Guh. Love. I just love this series. French artist Charlotte Caron, as best I can transcribe from my high-school French lessons, talks about this series as examining the duality of the subject and the
Read More »Inspriation Nation: Jonas Burgert
German artist Jonas Burgert is just wonderful. There, I said it. He has a way of mercilessly blending iconography and ritual with urban exploration, civilization (re)discovery and dangerous whimsey. It’s as if someone slipped
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