Opening this Friday, August 1st, at La Luz de Jesus in Los Angeles is a new solo show entitled “Profanity Pop” by José Rodolfo Loaiza Ontiveros. As stated on the website “Mythology, Religion and the representation of power have manifested…
Mikey Please is an animator working out of London, UK. He has created some amazing stop-motion animations for such clients as Zombigotchi, Brooklyn rock band TV on the Radio, DragonFrame Stop Motion Animation Software, and more. His 2011 thesis “The…
Yang Xueguo is an artist out of Kunming, China. He uses Photoshop to create these intense digital paintings that is sure to make any fan of surrealism happy. I was able to find an interview with the artist from 3DTotal…
Erik Jones opened his debut solo show “Motion” on July 5th at Hashimoto Contemporary, a new gallery by Spoke Art’s Ken Harman. This show features a new series of works that “investigates form, both abstract and figurative, through a unique…
You may have noticed the Creep Machine has been redesigned. The website is now easier to navigate (hopefully), is responsive so that you can enjoy on it your smartphones, and continues our tradition of focusing on the artwork that inspires…
From a quick glance, Nicoletta Ceccoli‘s porcelain creatures, in their odd, sticky-sweet surroundings seem a bit like illustrations for children’s books. The artist’s palette of childhood pastels and ghostly whites, softly rendered into gentle forms, are nurturing and inviting. This…
Porterhouse Editions is set to release the first book by artist KRK Ryden entitled “Double Talk”. This hard-bound book is a collection of homographs by Ryden, is 15-1/4″ x 9-3/4″ x 3/4″, 114 pages with 51 black and white illustrations…
Huff and puff as much as you want, but New York Galleries are made of brick, fuck you very much Sandy. If you don’t already know, Hurricane Sandy has severely hurt the New York art scene. Gotham has never experienced…