Back in 2010, Seattle-based design studio, Lead Pencil Studio, installed a billboard on the US-Canada border in Washington “signifying no advertisement, no traditional information and no navigational direction.” Entitled ‘Non-Sign II,’ the installation is constructed from welded stainless steel rod and “invites contemplation on navigational direction and the prevelance of advertising while on the road.”
Martin Wong, whose visionary paintings of the 1980s capture the tragic lows and vibrant highs of life on New...
Walter Yetman aka The Harsh Truth Of The Camera Eye delivers this week’s Los Angeles Scene Report featuring Kemr,...
Do you consider this a throw up these days? It’s like a throw up with a couple extra decorative...
Platform 101 is holding its third international group exhibition entitled “Glitch: Aesthetic of the Pixels”. After the great success...
After Dismaland, Banksy pledged all the leftover building materials to Calais, France to help construct dwellings and structures for...
San Francisco will soon be home to the latest gateway in the Portals Project, a public art project curated...
THE MOST-VIEWED WORK OF PERFORMANCE ART IN HISTORY: VANESSA BEECROFT ON DITCHING THE ART WORLD FOR KANYE WEST On...
Three videos from Singaporean artist Diyu Fang in the second week of the group exhibition “Glitch; Pixel Language »...
