Artist Richard Woods has a D.I.Y sensibility, in fact his new show at Alan Cristea Gallery in London is called just that. D.I.Y. We have had a mini love affair with Woods since creating pieces for Paul Smith’s space in Tokyo. 

Anthropocene examines global landscapes that have been transformed by the actions and activities of humanity. Artist Thomas Smith has created these images using a unique and groundbreaking technique. Each image is composed from thousands and thousands of thumbnails extracted as screen grabs from Google Maps, which are then reconstructed piece by piece using Photoshop to [...]

How lovely are Erin Case mixed media collages! In this series the artist combined hairstyles and silhouette with nature and Landscapes. Working in both analog and digital methods, her

Tumblr has long been one of my favorite places for virtual doodling – it’s the easiest platform to keep a personal or professional collection of visual notes.

Chicken Wire and Nutella (again)  are on Thomas Rentmeister’s radar these days.

Studio Nucleo, a collective of artists and designers directed by Piergiorgio Robino based in Torino, Italy, partners with Gabrielle Ammann Gallery to bring this collection titled “Future Archaeology. In this collection each of the pieces are referred to as “Wood Fossils”. The fossilization process evolving, dissolving, leaving an object half fossil half materialized. A game [...]

At 11am yesterday morning in one of New York City’s most beautiful public spaces, commuters, members of the press, and spectators from all around the world waited in anticipation for a mysterious group of sculptures to come to life. Nick Cave’s most recent installation, an assortment of

It’s clear that the Swiss contemporary artist Sylvie Fleury means to transform everything she touches into pure gold, like a contemporary alchemist!