the slim shady

As if spawn from a high school pencil case, The Unknown Hipster's colorful sketches are thoughtful case studies in urban life.

yum

Artist, Karen Kilimnik entices you with a Degas-esque stroke and then hits you with a smokey eye....



.... total yum.

Textile Field

The Raphael Gallery in London's V&A Museum is home to a sensational new installation by brothers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec. Crafted from foam and spanning 90 feet, the giant bed poses as a vast landscape to relax on while enjoying the surrounding art. The color palette for the upholstery was honed from the tones found in the surrounding Renaissance landscape paintings. I love how the artwork becomes a blanket around you. Genius.

Cultural Attache

Coachella is a music festival in Cali that licks a landscape experience equal to the task of it's lineups. With Jim Jones punched faces, the throngs muddle like mint through the open space gallery of landscape installations.  The collision of art and music is a cultural mitzvah.

Cool Hunting

www.coolhunting.com is a tantalizing website devoted to the amalgamation of travel, art and architecture. Josh Rubin, the site's founder (and esteemed Ted Talks member) harvests the globe for far-flung inspiration. Daily posts will capture your imagination and trap you in the cognoscenti of the design world.

Roa Rocks

I first stumbled upon Roa's work when I was googling "graffiti artists" for a client. I think his work is stunning and clever. This Belgian street artist usually uses derelect planes in overlooked urban environments as his canvas- brilliant!




Growing up in the 80's, his inspiration comes from The Beastie Boys/Hendrix mixed with Charles Darwin's "The Origin of Species". A curious recipe but it works!


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