The OMCA Showcases The Eames in the Playful, Interactive Style They Championed

Fueled by their belief in design as a way of life, the innovative husband and wife duo Charles and Ray Eames were two of the most influential designers of the twentieth century. In October, the Oakland Museum of California will be exploring their legacy through multi-media installations, films, rare prototypes, photography, furniture, toys, products, as well as personal letters, drawings, and artwork. The World of Charles and Ray Eames will go beyond the husband and wife duo's most well-known designs. surveying the careers of Charles (1907-1978) and Ray (1912-1988).

June 20, 2018

Street Art

The Newly Minted Mural Festival, Kaleidoscope, Comes to Dendermonde, Belgium

Only a couple of months after closing their successful third edition of The Crystal Ship festival in Ostend, Belgium, curator Bjørn Van Poucke and the team behind this world recognized event, met in

June 21, 2018

Fashion

A History of Frida Kahlo in 8 1/2 Minutes

One of the most talked about shows in London this summer is definitely "Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self Up," on view at the Victoria and Albert Museum through November 4, 2018. We did a big feature on t

June 21, 2018

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On the topic of Keiichi Tanaami, here's the time he animated John Lennon's "Oh! Yoko!"

Christo Floats Massive Sculpture of 7,506 horizontally stacked barrels in London's Hyde Park

Japanese Psychedelic Master, Keiichi Tanaami, Opens New Show in Guangzhou, China

The Digital Wheel: Skinner Speaks on Artists and Galleries in the Information Age

Nick Cave, Tom Waits, Swoon, and Many More Collaborate For Children's Literacy

Vetting a Vibe: Monica Kim Garza

Graffiti

The Good "DAZE": Chris Daze Ellis discusses the early days of NYC graffiti for "Beyond the Streets"

In conjunction with Beyond the Streets, NYC graffiti legend Chris Daze Ellis made both site specific work and had paintings on display. He sat down to discuss his early origins in graffiti starting i

June 21, 2018

Painting

Lindsey Cuenca Walker is "Tough and Tender" @ Nationale Gallery, Portland

This month in Portland, Oregon, Lindsey Cuenca Walker captures an ever-elusive quality of phenomena in her first solo show at Nationale Gallery. The paintings in "Tough and Tender" are inviting; soft

June 21, 2018

Photography

Photographing the interiors of cars owned by veterans

"American Interiors" depicts the psychological repercussions of war and military service through images of the interiors of cars owned by veterans in the USA.

June 21, 2018

Sculpture

The OMCA Showcases The Eames in the Playful, Interactive Style They Championed

Fueled by their belief in design as a way of life, the innovative husband and wife duo Charles and Ray Eames were two of the most influential designers of the twentieth century. Go beyond their most

June 20, 2018

Painting

Eric Joyner Returns To Corey Helford Gallery, Bringing The Donuts and Spaceships With Him

In case you're craving donuts, or fascinated with robots, or enjoy masterful painting, Corey Helford Gallery's new exhibit from Eric Joyner, opens this Saturday, June 23. Joyner was Corey

June 20, 2018

Graffiti

The Ultradynamic: Felipe Pantone Combines Tech and Street Art @ Beyond the Streets

Currently on view atBeyond the Streets in Los Angeles, Felipe Pantone has created an installation that combines technology and street art, pushing the boundaries of what urban art can be and what it

June 20, 2018

Painting

Scott Albrecht Cuts, Sands, Paints, and Reassembles For His New Show "A Forgiving Sunset"

The upcoming show at First Amendment Gallery, titled A Forgiving Sunset, is a solo exhibition of new woodworks, works on paper and steel sculptures by Scott Albrecht. This body of work offers an evol

June 20, 2018

Painting

Michael Kagan Portrays the legendary big wave surf spot, Mavericks

The Journal Gallery in NYC continues their exciting "side" program with week long shows presented at their uniquely alternative project space, Tennis Elbow. Last weekend, in conjunction with Internat

June 20, 2018

Studio Time

"There’s a real power in seeing yourself reflected in art": A Studio Visit and Conversation with Kyle Vu-Dunn

Art has the unique ability to be therapeutic. The act of creation, problem solving and general solitary thinking allows artists to work through some of the biggest questions about identity, sexuality

June 20, 2018

Photography

Money Must Be Made: Lagos Street Markets Through the Eyes of Lorenzo Vitturi

Returning to Lagos on many trips, Vitturi immersed himself into street market life and studied how the crowds merge into a frenetic, chaotic mass of bodies and objects.

June 20, 2018