An artist’s studio space such as Swoons must be highly entertaining and overwhelming for a young kid. These two have the potential to be the next art stars; surrounded with brilliant imagery at an impressionable age or maybe they will be completely over art when they become adults.

If you look up the word "amory" on Urban Dictionary, the number one definition states that "amory" is often used to describe Heaven, especially when used to describe the wonderful beacon of light. Though I doubt that oil painter Brett Amory is aware of this at all, as I stare at some of his ethereal and often eerie urban landscape paintings, the definition seems to fit the bill.

If you're as much of a fan of David Byrne and the Talking Heads as we are, then here's a treat for you: a look into Mr. Byrne's production space where he currently works on film, photography, opera, and non-fiction.

Bold Hype Gallery in New York opens Beau Stanton's "Archaic Ornaments" this week on Thursday night, April 12. Beau is a protégé of Ron English, while his new works debut as Stanton's first big solo show in the Big Apple. Opening reception Thursday from 6pm to 9pm.

We always like to see the space an artist occupies or where they create their work.  Canadian artist, Other,  took this photo of his most recent space.  Fairly stark, but that piece he is working on looks like a winner.

A black and white forest is colored in vibrant hues under our eyes except for one sad little panda, which sets off the compassion of an imaginative little boy. "Colour", from French directors Alexandre Ada and Cedric Jeanne of Akama Studio.

Just like the artist herself, Tara's studio is colorful, fun, and full of ideas. Brooklyn based artist Tara McPherson invites us to her studio and talks to Butterfly as she prepares for her upcoming solo show The Bunny and the Moon at Jonathan LeVine Gallery.   Read More...