Better Flock To David Tomb’s Next Art Show: Birds Of The Sierra Madre
David Tomb, the SF/Bay Area artist critically acclaimed for his figurative painting, has a new show at the Electric Works Gallery of San Francisco next…
Funky Find Of The Week: Love & Hate Gloves
LOVE & HATE knuckle tattoo gloves! Wanna look tough? Like an ex-felon or gang member without permanently marring your skin? Or without the pain of…
Artist Julia Lohmann’s Headless Bovine Benches
Artist Julia Lohmann’s headless bovine benches are a collection of leather wrapped wood benches designed as headless cows which explore the threshold between animal and materials. (more…)
Betcha Haven’t Seen A Pubic Hair Couture Show. Viral Video For Remington.
Well, after reading this and watching the accompanying video below, you can say you have. Stefane Monzon for Remington This tongue-in-cheek 2006 fashion show and…
Art? Or Speakers? With Artcoustic, It’s Two, Two, Two Objects in One.
Why have ugly speakers (wall-mounted or otherwise) when they can double as wall art? Artcoustic Speakers are a range of high end audio loudspeakers, all of which…
Mr. Rogers Neighborhood On LSD: The Paintings of Amy Bennett
I inadvertently stumbled upon the paintings of Amy Bennett the other day and boy, am I glad I did. Now a new fan, I'd love…
Artists Take The Plunge: Part III – More Pool Paintings.
This post is the third in a series. A continuation of yesterday's Artists Take The Plunge, Part II, which featured more than 50 paintings of…
Artists Take The Plunge: Part II. 50+ Paintings of People Swimming.
Last week I posted "Artists Take The Plunge: The Swimming Pool As Subject" and introduced you to paintings of swimming pools; empty, full, still, even…
Artists Take The Plunge: The Swimming Pool As Subject.
I got such a wonderful response to my post about varying artists' freeway and overpass paintings, that I thought I'd do the same with one…
Freeways and Overpasses: An Artists’ Muse. Part I.
Wayne Thiebaud, Freeways, 1978
Having grown up in California, the car culture capital of the world, and having done a lot of driving in my time (including two cross-country trips), I’ve grown accustomed to the sight of freeways and overpasses. I never found them ‘ugly’ as so many people claim. And I was happy to find that I am not alone in my opinion. (more…)
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