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Maurice Sendak, author and/or artist of close to 100 books such as Where the Wild Things Are, passed away today at age 83. Sendak won nearly every major award for children’s literature, and inspired artists and imaginations from all over…
Tom Haubrick has just added a whole slew of original drawings, and paintings to his Etsy shop. The bulk of the work comes from his latest book Drifters 2, which is also available in the shop. The paintings, such as…
Iain Macarthur (featured) has been adding some new work to his Behance profile lately. One of the series entitled Skulltastic, showcases Iain’s amazing level of detail, and reinvigorates an iconic subject for many artists. Take a look at the images…
Back in October of 2011 I wrote “Political Art for Much Needed Time“, and touched on the idea of art that addresses many of the issues we deal with today. I love art that takes you away to another world,…
Stained glass maven, Judith Schaechter, recently published images of a very large new stained glass work called “The Battle of Carnival and Lent” on her blog. She created this work specifically for the Eastern State Penitentiary‘s long running art installation…
Dean McDowell has been pretty busy lately with two shows coming up. The first one opens March 7th at The Black Loft Gallery in Dublin and is entitled Food Fight, in which six artists from Belfast will be placing themselves…
The phrenetic artwork of Joshua Hagler is quite alluring and strange, visceral, grotesque and sensual. Many of his works are confusing blobs of flesh, cloth, blood, light, metal and water, churning and changing in gurgling currents. However scattered that may…
Back in October 2011, a small group of artists had the idea to create a collective online. The internet is a great place to get your work out there, but I have often heard from artists that a place to…