The sexy Watercolors of Suzannah Sinclair
Suzannah Sinclair opened a show a couple weeks ago at New Image Art. Here, we look at her sensual watercolors.
A Joyous Journey Through American Apparel advertising
The modern man can probably thank Dov Charney and American Apparel for a lot of things (girls in only leggings comes to mind) but, for now, we’ll just look at the company’s advertising .
photos courtesy of American Apparel
Portrait of an Artist Through Twitter: Elbow Toe
In lieu of a traditional interview, I got permission from Elbow Toe to go back through his Twitter and paint a portrait of his life while he was preparing for the Ways of Seeing Show at Black Rat Press in London. His work is all collage but it looks more like paintings than anything else. Standing ovation for that.
He can be found on twitter here
and ultimately on his website here
Banksy was in Africa
via, Elisa Carmichael
We revisit: Os Gemeos at Deitch 2008
A year ago Deitch Projects had Os Gemeos creating art indoors. With their mural on Houston & Bowery underway, we decided to look back at the creativity of the Brazilian twins.
We revisit: On the Streets of Miami with WK Interact
Sometimes we like to wipe the internet dust off of old features…
Ran into WK working on the street, around the corner from the Aqua Wynwood Fair in Miami. He was in the process of putting the finishing touches on a large scale piece involving a tricycle-stealing circus freak.
Wilhelm Staehle’s Silhouette Masterpiece Theater
Invader’s Top 10 album covers made out of Rubik’s Cubes
For his upcoming show this Saturday at Jonathan Levine Gallery, Invader re-assembled what he believes are the top ten album covers of his generation using rubik’s cubes. While they look great online, we’re sure when you see them in person they’ll be 100 times fresher.
We revisit Donghyun Son’s King: Michael Jackson Portraits

While this show at Gallery2 in Seoul, Korea has already closed, Donghyun Son’s work deserves a look.
“The show, titled KING, is filled with portrayals of Michael Jackson, done in portraiture. The artist says a turning point in Michael Jackson’s career was the year 1989, when Elizabeth Taylor called him the ‘king of pop, rock and soul’ at the award ceremony for Artist of the Decade. It was then Jackson became a king, coronated by a queen of the entertainment world; this is poignant, considering that in 1989 kings of social rank no longer existed.”
A couple favorites and more explanation after the jump
Mi Ju at Fecal Face Dot Gallery
The latest installment of FFDG’s In-N-Out series opens tonight with Mi Ju, A Korean-Born artist currently residing in San Francisco. We like her work a lot.
opening reception Thurs. 6/25 (6-9pm)… Mi Ju will be present. Drinks served. Etc.
Mi Ju
June 24-27
opening reception Thurs. 6/25 (6-9pm)
@Fecal Face Dot Gallery
On view: Wed – Fri (3-6pm) | Sat (12-6pm)
66 Gough St.
Rikki Kasso
Brandon Friend’s Starving Artists
Brandon Friend sent us over images of 4 newly completed pieces from his Starving Artist series. In his words, they are all
“30″ x 30″ paintings of the inner contents of my friends refrigerators (most of which have all graduated with a degree in art). Good time for good ol’ conversation and fun about sustaining life and a plentiful harvest!”
Our favorite upside down celebrity faces
Our favorite Asian Poses
Olivia Munn turned us on to this site a couple days ago. Asian Poses is exactly that, poses by cute asian girls when they’re photo is being taken. Enjoy.
Matthew Craven
We recently came upon the work of Matthew Craven in the form of an installation in the back of Marvelli Gallery. Outstanding work and very affordable. Have a look above. More information over this way.


