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Artist Eric Elms recently just debuted his “WISH YOU WERE HERE” exhibition, which took place at the COMMON gallery in Tokyo. From Elms came a collection of work that was heavily (if not entirely) based in his combinations of pop culture logos…
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Inked Magazine releases a behind-the-scenes video featuring Rick Genest, more commonly referred to asZombie Boy. We’ve seen him most recently in Lady Gaga’s Born This Way video, while he originally burst onto the scene thanks to being cast as essentially the face of fashion…
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Artist collective Faile has contributed a creative touch to the famed wall on the corner of Bowery and Houston in New York. The large scale piece adds some color to the busy intersection, incorporating a very eclectic motif with layered pieces that…
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Over the course of two days, artist, illustrator and curator Jasper Wong has transformed a storefront into a giant coloring book. Best known for his idiosyncratic sketches that would often include comical-like characters, rainbows and laser beams, Wong has painstakingly drawn a…
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Rich kids catch a lot of flak, sometimes for good reason (e.g. Donald Trump), but sometimes because people assume everyone with a trust fund is in Monaco playing baccarat, eating 10-course meals, and lighting their cigars with the pink slips…
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Number Six are proud to present Stika’s first solo show entitled “Stik A Rock” in store on Thursday, October 27. The exhibition will display a selection of graffiti-based pieces as well as a series of hand crafted letters which were manufactured…
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Takashi Murakami will be returning to Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin to show his latest collection of original works entitled Homage to Yves Klein. These new works are inspired by post-war European artist, Yves Klein, who was known for leading the Nouveau rĂ©alisme movement. These new art…
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Japanese artist Gaijin Fujita recently opened a new show at L.A. Louver in Los Angeles. Titled “Made in L.A.,” the show marks Fujita’s first exhibition in Los Angeles in half a decade. A special juxtaposition of his own personal cultural heritage including…
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Two heavyweight British creatives descended upon the RANKIN Gallery as photographer RANKIN and pop artist Damien Hirst unified their respective styles through a new cohesive body of work. The surrealistic efforts combined RANKIN’s well documented photography which embodies a strong…
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DJ Tamara Sky is a known triple threat. She’s sexy, ambitious and highly successful — With an impressive resume in DJ/event hosting, droppin’ mixtapes and being featured in elite magazine covers/spreads, the female DJ and Playboy alum has proven to…
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Some months ago, PRO-Keds started The Footprint Series as an effort to highlight those treading on unfamiliar grounds, mostly for the sake of creativity. After a brief visit with members in Mad Descent, the venerable American classic headed west for the City of…
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I ran across this and thought it needed to be posted… this really creeped me out… kinda eery knowing all that has happen to Japan with the Tsunamis and the Radioactive leaks…Â Â This art work was a vision of Luzinterruptus……
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After its inaugural event at MILK Studio last summer roused up a collective interest in the blurring of technology and art, The Creators Project returns to the Big Apple with an ever more ambitious agenda. What constitute as a lax coordination of…
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Actors’ Equity Association (AEA) announced yesterday (Oct 10) that James Earl Jones has been named the recipient of the 2011 Paul Robeson Award. The prestigious award was created back in 1971 and recognizes a person who best exemplifies the principles…
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November 25 – December 18, 2011 Your Support Counts! Make Your Tax Deductible Gift of Financial Support Today. Did you know that the most diverse theatre audience in the region gathers every year from January to June for the The…
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