Brian Ponto’s inspiration
Psychotropic Horizons
June 19, 2008 |Comments (0)
Luke Barber-Smith is a killer photographer living in Brooklyn, NY.
Link: Psychotropic Horizons
June 19, 2008 |Comments (0)
He's shot for all the cool, culture magazines that everyone reads, but my favorite pieces he does are these Psychotropic Horizons.
Click on his site, and chill out.
Link: Psychotropic Horizons
JESSE GRAVES MUD STENCILS
May 15, 2008 |Comments (1)
Link: Jesse Graves Interview here
May 15, 2008 |Comments (1)
Jesse Graves stencils with, what?--Mud! Totally non-toxic and enviro friendly...perfect for his eco-inspired messages for the street.
Link: Jesse Graves Interview here
Los Carpinteros in Chelsea
April 21, 2008 |Comments (0)
"The exhibition, La Montaña Rusa, consists of a new work of the same name, which alludes to both a roller coaster and a bed, juxtaposed with other new sculptures and a group of drawings. The exhibition investigates Los Carpinteros' interest in objects of domesticity, as exemplified by items such as beds, swimming pools and shelves...."
Google them and try to find the PBS piece on Cuban art. Los Carpinteros get extra love for "reclaiming" most of their early materials from the vacant mansions in Cuba.
Link: Los Carpinteros in Chelsea
April 21, 2008 |Comments (0)
Google them and try to find the PBS piece on Cuban art. Los Carpinteros get extra love for "reclaiming" most of their early materials from the vacant mansions in Cuba.
Link: Los Carpinteros in Chelsea
This one's for the dreamers....
February 26, 2008 |Comments (0)
Wow, truly one of those powerful moments of art.
Forget embargos, isolation and name calling (axis of evil anyone?), this just goes to show that art is the universal language, the universal love and can really bring people together...and all that stuff dreamers believe in.
Seems like the arts should get some of that sweet defense budget spending?
Link: New York Philharmonic in North Korea
February 26, 2008 |Comments (0)
Forget embargos, isolation and name calling (axis of evil anyone?), this just goes to show that art is the universal language, the universal love and can really bring people together...and all that stuff dreamers believe in.
Seems like the arts should get some of that sweet defense budget spending?
Link: New York Philharmonic in North Korea
Mark Jenkins///street art
February 22, 2008 |Comments (0)
Whaaaat! Check this site. While Melody Weir was behind the helm of Emergency Arts, Mark had left these babies made from tape that I came across on the 3rd floor one day. I wasn't sure what was to come of those creepy little translucent babes and I just (finally) visited Mark's site. Anyhow, check it--good for an existentialist look on life, on consumerism, and for cheeky street installations.
Link: BAM! BOP! POW!...ART!
February 22, 2008 |Comments (0)
Link: BAM! BOP! POW!...ART!
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