WK Interact
WK Interact, the French urban artist based in NYC, has a new book out. Featuring his street, studio and commissioned work from the last 10 years, the book also includes some shots …
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RES’ Comics and Animation Issue
The July/August issue of geek chic arts and culture magazine RES brims with a crop of comic-book-fans-come-of-age who are making their own mark in today's media. Profiles include Matthew Vescovo, the artist …
Piece by Piece
San Francisco graffiti often plays neglected stepchild to its cousin to the East. Piece by Piece, a documentary showing this Sunday in New York as part of Vision Fest 2005 and on …
Assault’s Tiffany Dunk SB Poster
After a prolonged buildup Hypebeast reported today that the Nike Tiffany Dunk SBs have been spotted in stores in Europe and the US. Since we're fans of the shoe and have been …
Afke Golsteijn
Dutch artist Afke Golsteijn isn't the first to work with dead animals as her medium, but none quite achieve the same sweetly creepy aesthetic that comes from her joining of taxidermy and …
PostSecret
Frank Warren initially started this as an interactive art piece. PostSecret is a blog in which people anonymously submit their secrets on handmade 4 x 6 inch postcards via snail mail. Although …
Absurdist Ammunition
Following the warm reception and unexpected success of their art book LE GUN, its editors have assembled more of Europe's budding talent to publish a second edition. LE GUN 2 is a …
James Turrell: Baker’s Pool and new show
James Turrell has been challenging our perceptions of light and space for nearly 40 years. Baker's Pool—a technical marvel and artistic tour de force—lives in the basement of a new barn designed …
Shin Tanaka’s Paper AF1s @ Vacant Chi
Opening July 25th, the Chicago branch of Vacant presents the U.S. debut of paper Air Force Ones created by graffiti artist/web designer/sneaker head/funny man Shin Tanaka. We've teamed up with Vacant on …
Food Critic
Artist Nicolas Touron’s new exhibit at the Virgil de Voldère Gallery in New York City uses most unlikely objects to tell his startling fables of global affairs. Armed primarily with sugar and …