Hurley has been quietly putting together some Art-related great content for their brand over the past months. I highly suggest visiting their site for great, unique videos and Artist features. I couldn’t resist posting this video about Black Flag tattoos
This new video features three prints Sam 3 has available for Valentine’s Day
I decided to feel good about myself and do something that involved walking on Saturday. This counts. Here is all of the good art I saw at the art galleries in Chelsea in a two hour span. I think I made it through 4 blocks.
NY mag sat down with Shaquille O’Neal to talk about his upcoming show, Size Does Matter, at the Flag Art Foundation.
On whether he buys any art?
“I’d like Ron Mueck to do a sculpture of me. I would like to make it twenty feet tall and put it in the middle of a residential neighborhood—make it two stories high and in the head I’d have my office.”
This is a wild one.
The story of a girl who falls in love with the world’s greatest obscene phone call.
We recently had the chance to talk with SpY, an artist whose work we’ve admired for quite some time.
I really dig this photo series, Sentry, by Andy Freeberg
Entitled SENTRY, the images were carefully composed paying special attention to their specific geometries and always included a small detail of the human presence lurking behind them. They really captured the cool, inaccessibility we often feel when we enter these establishments.
via, Fecal Face
“All For You, is a new limited edition piece, exclusively available at The Standard, by artist Julia Chiang. A unique edition of 50 palm-sized apples, each handmade of delicate porcelain and glazed a rich glossy red, the apples could potentially be in a state of oozing, excreting, sweating, tearing, or spurting. The apple as a symbol for desire as well as an icon for our home, NYC. Each piece comes tucked into a special wooden box that’s been burned with the details of the edition. The box is signed and numbered, beautiful as a set.”
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Come out and show some support Friday night for Justin Van Hoy and Blake E. Marquis when they open a new show, It Was Good While It Lasted, at Philadelphia’s Space 1026
Albert Reyes opens up a show with our homeboy Andres Guerrero this Saturday at Subliminal Projects in LA. Here is a little primer on Reyes’ work.
Harvard Magazine has a nice little write-up on the book The Monuments Men, which is about the Art Army of WWII.
Read the full article here
Our good friend Matsu opens up a new show, In Case You’re Lost, at Frey Norris in San Francisco this Thursday. He sent us over some pics, and this is definitely his best work yet.
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