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Photography by Chris Wiley
When looking at Chris Wiley's photographs, two main things come to mind. One is you feel like you're walking along at a particularly quite time of day in a suburban/urban area, noticing all the odd, mundane, but strangely beautiful detritus around the streets.
The Work of Tim Taylor
Tim Taylor's work is simple, but funny. He takes the subtle humor of the everyday, and presents us with witty artwork that allows us to step back, and laugh at ourselves and our daily routines.
Vibration by Xavier Veilhan
This is a great idea for a sculpture, depicting movement and energy. Xavier Veilhan's sculpture Vibration features a cart and horse frozen but with the impression of motion.
Magpie Studio's Rabbit
This is quite genius, Magpie Studio's Rabbit, a concept based on a "conversion to eco-friendly vegetable inks, whilst maintaining their commitment to the highest quality print."
In Erotica: Light as air
NYC-based photographer Bradley Ennis portrays the human body in moments of tension and repose, capturing the freshness of the here and now. His photographs are both stark and delicate, and his subjects seemingly float within the frame, as light as air.
In Illustration: Forest of Ghosts
Russian illustrator Nastya Razbegaeva's newest series, "Forest with Ghosts," is as enchanting as it is haunting. Using a combination of illustration and photo manipulation, Razbegaeva's images possess an unusual visual and emotional depth.
King Brown Magazine #7
We recently received the newest issue of King Brown Magazine in the mail and were quite impressed by the overall quality of this publication. Based in Australia, this 104-page magazine contains no ads and is thoughtfully curated, showcasing contemporary artists from around the world...
Korin Faught and Joey Remmers at Corey Helford Gallery
On September 3, Corey Helford Gallery will open two new exhibitions: Korin Faught's Voices of the Lake and Joey Remmers' Sheeps Clothing. Both artists will be showing new works in the gallery.
Tim O'Brien Illustrated Cover for TIME Magazine
Its 2011, the era of the digital photography and most news journalism magazines using photography on their covers, so we appreciate a good cover illustration. Tim O'Brien just illustrated the cover of TIME with a piece depicting Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi. Classic.
Perserverance @ Known Gallery Video
Not all of us could make it to Known Gallery last weekend, lucky the opening was properly documented with both photos and video. From what we have seen, it looks as if Revok, Rime, and Roids gave a pleasing presentation for the residents of Los Angeles.
