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At 32, Stella Im Hultberg is a shining star in the pop art world. A masterful artist using both oil on canvas and watercolor on tea-stained paper, she creates beautiful portraits of women, rich in gracefulness, and full of femininity. What I find most intriguing about her pieces are the blank expressions on the faces of her subjects. It's as if they have something to say, something to explain. Through their sad, sullen eyes, you see a desperate…

Mail-Order Bride



Artist Terry Border is one of those people who has a secret gift. He can take boring, everyday objects and make them come alive! In fact, his art can be appreciated for the clever thought behind it.



What I love most about his work, though, is that it can be enjoyed by everyone. Young or old, we can all get a good chuckle out of his hilarious, bent…

Yesterday, I received an email from the CoproGallery letting me know about the special web preview to Amy Sol's new show, "The Wilderness Buffet." It's a small collection of new works created with acrylic on wood panel, that emphasize Amy Sol's adoration of nature, inner exploration, and musings of latent ties that bind living things with earth and consciousness. Each scene…

Proving that true art can be experienced anywhere and on any medium, Giant Robot is proud to present Post-It Show 4. The show opens this Saturday December 5th 2009 at Giant Robot 2 on…

Hans van Reenen



What is about selective color photos that turn a normal picture into a striking piece of art? Perhaps it's the way we're asked to focus on a particular feature. Or maybe it's the way it draws upon our own experiences, asking us to tell the mysterious story. Whatever…

Artist Brett Amory finds stories where most people will never look - in the moments when we're waiting. Where are we all going to and what is it that we're looking forward to next? Why do we all seem to be lost in our owns thoughts? The answers reveal themselves in the slouched shoulders, the worried look, the way we frantically pace along the street. Amory captures this…

"German artist/photographer Claudia Rogge has an obsession with patterns, and your usual floral or wallpaper patterns, but human patterns! His passion is in creating these big productions, with a large number of people in a similar or even identical clothing, position and surroundings so that you considered it definitely as a pattern…"

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French/British Car & Fashion publication Intersection magazine always create some great productions and editorial. The following are car covers, each designed to fit an Alfa Romeo Brera and were commissioned by and created exclusively for the Magazine. Participating in the project were Maison Martin Margiela, Bless, Richard James, Adam Kimmel, Visvim and Ksubi. Each design is both reflective of the…

Call it crazy. Call it ridiculous. Call it Banksy meets Martha Stewart. Yarn bombing is gripping the nation and there's just no stopping it! Just who are these rogue knitters and why are they invading our streets? Well, if you ask them they'll most likely give you this answer: to beautify and reclaim our public space.



There's actually several books and blogs dedicated to yarn…

Born in 1963 in Lyon, France, artist Xavier Veilhan creates multifaceted sculptures that are strikingly modern. Though he works across a variety of mediums, his sculptures stand out because of their jagged edges or brightly lacquered paint. Back in 2009, his work was displayed in the Garden and Royal Court of the Palace of Versailles, including a 50 foot long coach and…