To continue the conversation that Josh started in his earlier post on Shepard Fairey’s “Occupy Hopeâ€, I thought I’d let you know about the art-minded support Molly Crabapple has been lending to Occupy Wall Street in New York City since…
New York artist David Hochbaum‘s alchemical works, based around his personal twists of antique myths, are simultaneously unsettling and consoling. David’s photo collages are rife with repeating symbols that are weighty, almost anthropomorphic with personalities of their own, and arranged with…
Over the past year, artist Paul Komoda has been dropping hints of his involvement in a new movie. Turns out that movie is The Thing, a prequel to the famous Carpenter film that gave me nightmares for the majority of my childhood. Since…
Travis Louie will be opening an exhibit of new paintings at Merry Karnowsky Gallery in Los Angeles this coming November 12. Travis got the idea for this show of people with their extravagant pets a few years ago when he…
Back in May I reviewed Paul Chatem’s latest solo show “Island of the Colorblind”, and ever since then I had the plan to interview Paul and get a deeper look into his working process, what inspires him, and how he…
In case you missed it, Allison Sommers recently released a sweet new book called Flotsam. Containing images culled from her Moleskine sketchbooks of 2010 and 2011, you can see from where many of her painting ideas sprung, and enjoy her…
Buddy Nestor has outdone himself with his latest group exhibition. A collector, painter and curator, Buddy has a truly influential and versatile presence in this circle of dark arts. This being his second go at curating, Speaking in Tongues, will…
Jeremy Hush has been a well-known artist for the punk music scene on the east coast for a long while, however he’s been receiving much more attention in the past few months with several solo exhibitions and participation in some…