This morning we take a look the work of French, LA-based artist Mark Maggiori. Mark is an analog photographer, a painter, musician and music video director. 

Tomorrow, May 4, 2013, Ever Gold Gallery in San Francisco presents a third solo exhibition from New York-based artist, Mark Mulroney. Strangely, the press release for “A Fertile Menace” accurately describes the tone of much of Mulroney’s work. "Mark Mulroney has never stabbed anyone. Once he tried to punch someone in the face but he missed, then he ran. Fortunately for Mulroney he is very fast and has managed to stay safe for nearly 35 years....

This morning we bring you some more finger paintings and a process video from Milan-based artist Troilo. Troilo tries to express the uncomfortable condition of being trapped in a void where the rules of society don't apply. There are no dresses, colors, or objects, and we are liberated from useless accessories. His style developed one day, when attempting to translate his drawings into paintings. He found himself using his fingers when he couldn't find any brushes.

This morning we take a look at the work of Queensland, Australia-based artist Joel Rea. Joel is the winner of the 2011 Gold Coast Rotary Young Achiever in Vocational Excellence and holds a BA of Fine Arts from the Queensland College of Art.

We have posted the work of New York-based artist Marilyn Minter before. Her photographs and paintings often contain lush and vibrant sexuality erotic imagery. She is back with a series of enamel on aluminum paintings.

This morning we take a look at some of Adam Neate's sculptures. Neat is a Bristish painter, conceptual and street artist who has been lauded worldwide for his paintings, sculptures, and public art.

We learned about Seattle-based fine artist Joseph Park from shows at both Roq La Rue and Rena Bransten, and realized we hadn't written about the artist in quite some time. Well, now is the time. His show at Bransten in 2011 was the last time we saw the work in person, but some of these works have made their way into other shows over the past few years. All these works are oil on panel. 

We are enjoying the work of Pasadena, CA-based artist Cali Sales this morning. Cali was raised in Austin, Texas and graduated from the illustration program at Art Center College of Design.

New York-based, Japanese artist Tomokazu Matsuyama spent his childhood between Japan and America, bring up questions about his national and individual identity. This is reflected in both the style and subject of many of his paintings as he draws influences from both modern art and Japanese art from the Edo and Meiji eras.

This morning we take a look at the work of New York-based artist Bill Norrby. Before moving to New York to pursue a career as a painter Bill worked for several years in the video game industry. He has been featured in galleries and annuals such as Spectrum, 3x3, and Society of Illustrators.