The Chaos Crew has dropped a new video that celebrates and brings awareness to all the big-new-events that took place in 2011. The shop tattoos artist created a huge poster that illustrates various events that happened last year from the killing of Osama Bin Laden to Amy...
MASP Art School created a new interesting new advertising campaign for DDB Brazil in a series of ads that features many famous artists from the past dissected. Dahli, Picasso and Van Gogh are all dissected based on in their very own signature styles. It’s a cool twist and...
N.S. David, Los Angeles dweller, recently showed her work at Thinkspace Gallery, Los Angeles, for the Picks Of The Harvest exhibition. I was immediately drawn to her dreamy subjects portraying beautiful beings caught, or maybe just hanging, somewhere in the the middle of...
Mike Frederiqo is a young Dutch artist who first began his career on the tattoo and graffiti scenes. Recently over the last few years, Mike has switched gears and branched out to focus his attention on painting and designing various types’ art. His latest work has been...
Located in the heart of Westwood, The Rochester Art House is a space that showcases both well-known and budding Los Angeles artists. This is all made possible by curator Dario Mellado. He has a refreshing street and business sense that can only be forged by living...
I recently discovered a beautiful mural tucked away in a Venice Beach parking lot signed ‘creepy’. I did some research and discovered the Australian artist Kyle Hughes-Odgers, who also operates on the street under the handle ‘creepy’, who was kind enough to let me...
Last month street artist team Herakut showed Los Angeles more of their monumental talent at their exhibition ‘After the Laughter’ at LeBasse Projects in Chinatown. Originally from Germany, Hera (Jasmin Siddiqui) & Akut (Falk Lehman) have been fusing their unique...
Argentine painter Diego Gravinese’s photo-realistic paintings recently caught our eye. Actually, we had to do a double take. At first glance it is hard not to mistake these works as photographs. Mimicking the aesthetic of snapshot photos to perfection, Gavines’s...
