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Takashi Murakami
The insanely inspiring Takashi Murakami continues to keep us in absolute awe and apparently we aren’t the only ones. Murakami’s retrospective at the LA MOCA has been so successful its moving to New...
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Playing the Building: An Installation by David Byrne
Creative Time presents Playing the Building, a sound installation in which the infrastructure, the physical plant of the building, is converted into a giant musical instrument. Devices are attached to...
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The Beautiful Mind of Souther Salazar
This weekend Souther Salazar opened his much anticipated solo show at Jonathan Levine Gallery in New York. Entitled “Last Year’s Man,” the exhibition exploded with a menagerie of paintings,...
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New Feature – RETNA’s American Revolutionaries
Check out our latest feature. Featured Project – RETNA’s American Revolutionaries looks at the latest project by Los Angeles icon RETNA.
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Mural by Os Gêmeos – Otavio and Gustavo Pandolfo
Visitors to Houston Street and the Bowery in Manhattan will be rewarded with a wonderful mural. The piece, painted by brothers Otavio and Gustavo Pandolfo reflects their Brazilian roots. Street...
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Sendak in Soho
Each of us has a special place in our hearts for the illustrations of Maurice Sendak. This month is filled with exhibitions of his work in anticipation of the “Where the Wild Things Are” feature film...
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C. G. Jung’s The Red Book: Sold Out
The highly anticipated release of The Red Book of C. G. Jung has propelled the publication to #71 on the Amazon best seller’s list. Not too shabby for a book with a $195 MSRP. The 199 numbered copies...
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Tobias Wong Death Ruled Suicide
News spread quickly Monday of the death of design provocateur Tobias Wong. Yesterday, the Manhattan medical examiner’s office released a statement ruling the death a suicide. Tobias Wong is known for...
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No Street Art for Brooklyn
While there will be no shortage of graffiti in Brooklyn next Spring. However, it will not be housed in the Brooklyn Museum. Art in the Streets, which is currently on exhibit here in Los Angeles at...
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