More Tattoo on Paper Work from Jean-Luc Moerman
We have shown you the tattoo on paper works by Jean-Luc Moerman in the past, but there are some new pieces of elegant illustrations upon found fashion photos and past masterworks that are quite stunning to see. We prefer the work on the fashion and classics, as opposed to the pop-culture subjects. More after the jump . . .
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Takashi Murakami @ Museum of Islamic Art, Qatar
Something tells us that Takashi Murakami is a fun person to be around. The Superflat artist is set to have a major museum show, Murakami—Ego, open at the Museum of Islamic Art in Doha, Qatar on February 9, featuring 60 works from 1997 to the present, with new works created for this specific exhibition. Anyone going to Doha?
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The Work of Pavel Sabelnikov
Pavel Sabelnikov or PAL is an ordinary observer, whose interests cover painting, vector and street graphics, illustration, wall decoration, sketching and aggressive inline skating. Its big in Latvia.
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Motion Feel by Shinji Inamoto
This isn't just a clever name, it really is a motion feel. Japanese artist Shinji Inamoto has created this bizarre, eccentric, and eclectic animation that is probably a bit much for your morning, unless you haven't had your coffee yet.
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Barbie as Master Works by Jocelyne Grivaud
As we were shifting through the Sunday Guardian online this past weekend, we caught this series of Barbie recreated in scenes of masterworks from some of the most-well known painters to ever paint. French artist Jocelyne Grivaud took the iconic doll and matched her up with icons of fine art.
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The Work of Egene Koo
Egene Koo is an illustrator based in Korea. Her beautifully detailed oil paintings are a unique fusion of nature, fashion, and portraiture, depicting richly colored wildlife in the same space as over-sized high heels and well-dressed models with wide-eyed cat and rabbit faces, an unusual combination of elements that is both dreamy and unsettling.
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How to Get Divorced, Billboard Version
There are countless ways to get back at someone, however executing your revenge in the form of a billboard in New York City will make you a legend. Hats off to you Emily!
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In Graffiti: Pear Video
This is my kind of video, strange editing with an eclectic music selection. Watch Pear put it down on multiple spots and get complimented on his snake like skills by a pedestrian.
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Preview: Shag "Animal Kingdom" @ Corey Helford Gallery, Culver City
Inspired while painting in his studio during the Kentucky Derby, Southern California based fine artist, Josh "Shag" Agle, returns to Corey Helford Gallery with a new body of work titled Animal Kingdom. The show marks Shag's second with the gallery, with a conscious effort to use brighter, more radiant colors.
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Mike Kelley, RIP
We were noting the other day how Mike Kelley's installation at Art Basel 2011 (originally shown in the 1990s) was one of our favorite things we had seen the whole trip. Sadly, California-based Mike Kelley was found dead today from an apparent suicide in his home in Southern California. He was 57.
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Tonight: CR Stecyk III's FIN @ Hurley Space CR Stecyk III, one of our founders and a legendary photographer, writer, and historian of all things art and culture, just finished a new film, FIN, set to be premiered at Hurley's H Space in Orange County tonight, February 8, 2012. Watch This
February 18, 2012 : Richard Denny @ 19 Karen Contemporary Artspace, Gold Coast, Australia
February 18, 2012 : Frederic Truteau @ 19 Karen Contemporary Artspace, Gold Coast, Australia
February 18, 2012 : Anne Smerdon @ 19 Karen Contemporary Artspace, Gold Coast, Australia
February 25, 2012 : Os Gemeos @ Prism, Los Angeles, Prism Gallery, Los Angeles
