Art Design Illustration #books #public art #sculpture “Pepe the Weekender” (2018), made for Lieux Mouvants. Image © Nicole Zezig. All images courtesy of Phaidon, shared with permission It’s easy to recognize the quirky, joyful characters of French artist Jean Jullien. Whether looming over a park or gracing a deck of cards, his dodgy dogs, smirking … Read more
Chris Brown’s new album “Breezy” drops next month. Chris Brown’s 10th studio album is officially on the way. Earlier this month, Chris Brown revealed breezy would be arriving just in time for the summer, and he wasn’t lying. Last night, the rapper shared the official cover art for breezy, along with a release date of … Read more
Placeholder while article actions load When Ivanka Siolkowsky arrived to volunteer in Bucha — a devastated suburb of Ukraine’s capital — she met a man who said he lost everything in Russia’s invasion. His son was killed. His home was bombed and burned to the ground. “There is no joy left for me in this … Read more
The series creator behind Edens Zero has put Hermit Mio in the spotlight with a stunning new sketch! Hiro Mashima remains one of the most fan favorite creators not only for his work with the Fairy Tail and Edens Zero series, but all of the extra work the creator does outside of the realm of … Read more
A crowd of onlookers watching a sword fight at FantasyWood in 2019. Photo courtesy of ManneqArt. A coven of witches boiling small children in a giant cauldron. Zombies skulking around, looking for spare body parts. Colorful mermaids splashing in a tank. These are just a few of the fantastical scenes you can see at a … Read more
Art #fashion #installation #sculpture #social justice Soundsuits. All photos by Nathan Keay, © MCA Chicago, shared with permission From floral Soundsuits and found-object sculptures to a multicolor web of millions of pony beads, Forothermore surveys the 30-plus-year career of artist Nick Cave. The retrospective, which draws its name from “forevermore” and “for others,” opened last … Read more
Posted inArt It’s art fair season and we’re here to comfort and entertain you during this difficult time of the year with a new, biting edition of our Bingo card series. Democracy is under attack, the pandemic refuses to end, inflation is skyrocketing, social inequalities are getting worse, and climate change is threatening to take … Read more
For the tenth anniversary of Frieze New York, the fair makes its second return to The Shed. While last year’s fair took place amidst a landscape of vaccine QR codes and attempted caution, this year promises to be a stellar event charged with renewed confidence. Frieze New York 2022 at The Shed: must-sees at the … Read more
A new television series based on the life of Frida Kahlo is on the way. variety reports that the artist’s estate has collaborated with the Miami-based company BTF Media to create a show offering a faithful and more authentic perspective on the artist’s turbulent life. Few figures in the art world have undergone quite the … Read more
DEspite ultra-low emissions regulations, there are still plenty of diesel vans choking up London’s Euston Road, historically one of the most polluted thoroughfares in the country. It is an apt location for an awareness-raising exhibition in the Wellcome Collection, not exactly a breath of fresh air but a bracing, uplifting and potentially reinvigorating exploration of … Read more
