What happens when a swanky hotel and an open-minded art gallery come together? You get a permanent outdoor installation that celebrates the art of graffiti. Currently on the wall of Mondrian SoHo are 120 photographs of New York's Lower East Side taken by Sol LeWitt in 1979.
“Because starting my day watching the sunrise while I stand alone on a quiet beach is magical, inspiring, uplifting, and...
Hong Kong-based illustrator Man-Tsun recently reached out to us to tell us about a new series of work he's created...
Showing on 11-11-11, at the debut of the brand new Crystal Bridges Museum in Bentonville, Arkansas, is an incredibly impressive work of art created by Devorah Sperber. Using over 20,000 spools of thread, Sperber created “After the Last Supper,” a monumental work that's the life-sized recreation of Leonardo da Vinci's “The Last Supper.” A viewing sphere, positioned in front of the work, shrinks or condenses the thread spool “pixels” into a recognizable image.
This Post is Underwritten by San Pellegrino. If art nourishes the soul, what does food art satiate?
Yes, we all saw some pretty ingenious costumes hit the web this past Halloween, but did you see anything as...
If you love charming animal photography, you probably have already heard of Sharon Montrose. Known for her quintessential unique style that captures the simple essence of animals, the photographer has a beautiful style that's unmistakable. All of her photographs are of real, live animals who are shot either in her studio or where they live. Using the magic of Photoshop, she then just places them against her desired backdrop.
For 16 days straight, from dawn to dusk, five highly determined Montreal-based artists (who make up the artist run collective...
Reminiscent of All the Dogs Want to Kill Me, this photo series by Ed Panar will make you laugh.
As big fans of the saying, “Less is More,” we present to you a new batch of minimalist movie posters by an art director from Little Rock, Arkansas. Matt Owen must have a passion for movies. How else could you explain his clever posters that all seem to have that subtly clever style? Here are 12 of our favorites.
When taking photos of buildings, most of us will stand back and snap them from afar. Not Teng Tan.
Though we hadn't heard from elusive street artist Banksy in a little while, it should come as no surprise that...
