Cella Satellite Galleries is pleased to present Scaling the Wall. Curated by Trina Calderón and Miah Jeffra, the exhibition features graffiti and graffiti-influenced works by a diverse group of writers and artists in California. More after the jump . . .

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After nearly 3 years without exhibiting in her native France, Miss Van is back with a new solo show, Twinkles, at Galerie Madga Danysz in Paris, opening this Saturday, March 19. One of the leading female figures of European street art, Miss Van will be presenting a new series of melancholic and subtle works in her now trademark classical style. More looks after the jump . . .
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There is definitely a good moment happening right now in sculpture art, and these Melting Animal sculptures by Takeshi Kawano are some of the best we have seen this year. In terms of statements about global warming, these work perfectly, and in our opinion are subtle just in their simplicity. Almost like Josh Keyes' work come to life. More after the jump . . .
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Isabelle Boinot just closed a solo show, Baldness Pleasure, at one of our favorite European galleries, KRETS in Malmo, Sweden, and we couldn't believe we had never shown her work on the site before. You can't go wrong with wit and humor in illustrative form. She has a show at 22,48m² in Paris next month. More looks after the jump...
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We think we could probably do an artist residency here in Byron Bay, Australia. Looks good right about now. And you can apply for the four-six week Australia's Art Park 2011 artist residency program right now, held in conjunction with Atlantic Guest House Byron Bay, who provide the artist with accommodation and studio space. More information after the jump . . .
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For an afternoon fine art moment, Tom Sachs' newest exhibition, Drawings From 2000—2010, will be closing at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac in Paris this Saturday, March 19. Thaddaeus Ropac has had a bunch of great exhibitions over the past few months, including Erwin Wurm, Gilbert & George, and Cory Arcangel, and Sachs is another one of major notice. More after the jump . . .
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This one is a gem, the Care Bear Anatomical Sculpt by Jason Freeny. He calls it "sort of a sculpture." Bigger look after the jump . . .
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On Friday I stopped by the opening of INLE a group exhibition curated by artist Greg "Craola" Simkins.  Photos and more after the jump

 

 

 

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Yumiko Kayukawa just opend a new solo show, Rock You In a Tatumi Room, at Shooting Gallery. We saw it at our 15th Anniversary Auction with Yumiko: people gravitate to the work. This particular show continues on what Yumiko does best, creating a dreamlike scenario with animals, girls, music, and traditional Japanese folk. More looks of the work after the jump . . .
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We enjoyed watching this video this morning, "A Brief History of Title Design." It covers, you guessed it, the history of title design in movies and television, including King Kong, Mad Men, and Dr. No, amongst a bunch of other titles. Enjoy the video after the jump . . .
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