bowie.

by wilfred wood.

too young to die.

by danny gibson.

diamonds.

by sense. graphite on paper. 2007.

someone’s porn.

by colin raff.

transits.

a generative video installation produced for the exhibition Place of Sensing House of Electronic Arts Basel, by German artist Ursula Damm. The artwork uses a newly developed software (by Martin Schneider) to process a 24 h video footage from Aeschenplatz, a transportation hub in Basel, Switzerland.

bloom.

by fred tomaselli. 2011.

the creepiest printable masks ever.

ny night and day.

tarantino playlist pt.III

shift.

by aakash nihalani.

Metropolis II.

by Chris Burden.

spin art.

by christian zander.

declare independance.

jamie reid for pussy riot encourages you to "forward, steal, tweet, print out and paste up, whatever works," in support of Pussy Riot and free speech. get yours here.

what your eyes can see.

tired of being forced to stare at lapband billboards while stuck in traffic? there are a couple movements happening in los angeles and various cities in the uk featuring artists from all over the globe. ron english has been successfully (and mostly illegally) doing this for years and it looks like its catching on or people are just sick of looking at garbage everyday. lala arts, responsible for the ones seen in los angeles had financial backing behind them and the billboards were professionally printed and installed while brandalism in the uk took the good ol' fashioned approach and pasted them. here are a few flicks for your viewing pleasure.

LA:

zes.

revok.

how & nosm.

ron english.

shepard fairey.

UK:

 unga (broken fingaz).

 cleon peterson.

ron english.

polyp.

dan birkbeck.

shift delete.

bootleg movie posters.

movie posters were created by artists in Ghana to promote bootleg screenings of various films.
see more here: hollyweird

artist feature: aakash nihalani.

its been a while since my last artist feature mostly due to the fact that a majority of the shows i've been to lately have been have been all over the internet already. i live in LA where most people go to art openings for the free drinks and what seems like armies of photographers trying to beat each other to get the best shots and take credit for whatever it is they credit themselves for. aakash nihalani is an artist from NY who uses brightly colored electrical tape to create 3-D geometric patterns on just about anything. i'd been seeing his stuff for the past couple years but had no idea who the man behind the art was until i somehow stumbled across his tumblr account of all things. (thanks interweb jesus.) from street installations to canvases to corporate boardrooms this guy is killing it with his magic neon tape. see more at his super dope website here: AAKASH NIHALANI

riding the subway with stanley kubrick

see more here: Kubrick Subway Photos

mothra.

behind the scenes.

the ramones.

early ramones one sheet promo written by tom erdelyi aka tommy ramone.

hoodcall.