A Look at Art in the Modern Day.
Read and see more about the awesome work of Joe Magrum Beautiful Sand Paintings by Joe Magrum | Oddity Central – Collecting Oddities. (This was my first attempt to post using the Press This feature. I don’t think I like it. Guess I’ll just go back to the hard way.) Art & Attitude, Savage1 […]
Montreal Street Art Crew Goes Mucha! Montreal’s graffiti crew known as A’shop transform a boring side of a building into amazing piece of street art. A’Shop artists: Fluke, Guillaume Lapointe, Antonin Lambert, DoDo Ose and Bruno Rathbone worked 16 days from dawn till dusk in order to complete the incredible five-storey mural. Known as the […]
Last month my girl and I took a mini vacation down in Portland, OR. I absolutely loved the city. It has an Island of Misfit Toys kind of vibe that really makes me feel comfortable there. While devouring my killer maple bacon bar from Voodoo Doughnut, aka Doughnut Heaven, I looked over and there was […]
Artist Obi Kaufmann has made the Give Us Art! blog again. His new solo show titled “THUNDERBIRD” opens November 19th and shows until December 18th, 2011. If you’re a follower of the blog you’ll recognize Obi’s name. Previous posts Dark, Powerful, Visceral: Obi Kaufmann!, Vampire Tree: Part 1 and Vampire Tree: Part 2 discussed his […]
Fire! Fire! Fire!! Being a slight pyromaniac myself, I couldn’t resist posting about this artist. The 23 year old Russian artist Radya Timofey has quite a collection of street art credited to his name already, but “Eternal Fire” has to be one of his best! Since doing this installation, he’s already created 2 more but […]
Artist Jeremy Fish San Francisco Artist Jeremy Fish may have the most unique blend of urban, storybook and logo design art I’ve ever encountered. It straddles so many different genres, yet fits into none. It is why I find it so fascinating. I’m not going to say much more. I’m just going to post some […]
JR Strikes Again! But with the Go Ahead! French Photographer and Artist JR gets hit shot at NYC’s famous Bowery Wall. His work replaces the mural of Kenny Sharf. Sharf’s mural had been subject to relentless tagging or “bombing” over its tenure on the wall. Apparently the walls new owners decided it was time to […]
Street Artist and Illustrator Aryz! Now here is some real art! I’ve covered a few of the very best modern Street Artists and Aryz is another one on that list. Today though, I’m focusing on his “indoor” work: screen printing, graphite and Photoshop work. Why am I focusing on his “indoor” work when there is […]
The Museum Of Modern Art Takes To The Streets! “Art in the Streets” is a look at the history of street art. The exhibition follows the development of graffiti and street art from the 1970′s, to the global movement it has become today. It looks at major cities where this form of art evolved, places […]
The Caveman Art of Obi Kaufmann Obi Kaufmann likes to say he paints by candlelight in a cave. After spending some time with his art, it’s an apt description. His use of line weight is bold and powerful. It creates a strong visual image that is hard to look away from. Just the kind of […]
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