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Keng Lye’s 3D Art Blurs the Lines Between What’s Real and What’s Not

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Singapore-based Keng Lye is an artist who paints stunningly lifelike, three-dimensional fish using epoxy resin and paint. This series — called “Alive Without Breath” — features turtles and fish created by layering epoxy resin...

The Art of Sign Painting with Nicolai Sclater – Ornamental Conifer

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British artist Nicolai Sclater may be coined a sign painter by trade, but he takes his art further than the customary two-dimensional canvases. Employing sleek typography fonts that ode with retro aesthetics, Sclater, otherwise known as the Ornamenta...

Takashi Murakami 9th Solo Exhibition @ Galerie Perrotin Hong Kong

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Coming soon to the Hong Kong branch of Galerie Perrotin is the ninth solo exhibition from contemporary Japanese artist Takashi Murakami. Individual works for the exhibit have yet to be revealed, but expect Murakami’s signature manga-inspired de...

KAWS Companion “Passing Through” at the 30th Street Station in Philadelphia

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World-renowned graffiti artist turned gallery favorite KAWS has displayed his signature “Companion” at a host of locations across the globe, from The Standard Hotel in New York City to Hong Kong and more. The newest venue for this sculptu...

Larry Clark Exhibition @ Simon Lee Gallery Hong Kong

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Following the debut of the artist’s “What Do You Do For Fun?” exhibition at the Simon Lee Gallery in London, American filmmaker and photographer Larry Clark is set to open his first show in Asia at the Hong Kong branch of the galler...

Depicting Parisian Neighborhoods via Typography

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For their holiday greeting card, internationally renowned creative agency Havas Worldwide worked with Flying V to wish everyone a happy new year back in January by making an interesting video exploring the distinctive neighborhoods of Paris. The agen...

Cathy Miles Wire Shoes Installation @ South Place Hotel

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Opened late last year near the Moorgate and Liverpool Street stations of the London Underground, London’s South Place Hotel is the latest luxury hotel to open in the heart of the English capital and boasts 80 rooms, two restaurants, three bars,...

Selim Varol “At Home I’m A Tourist” @ CAC Málaga

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“At Home I’m A Tourist” is the name of a new, massive exhibition at the Contemporary Art Center of Málaga, as well as the way Turkish-born German collector Selim Varol must feel in his own residence. Consisting of over 15,000 works,...

The Unexpected Early Jobs of Star Artists

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Everybody has a job (to an extent), some more glamorous than others. If you, like many others, are stuck behind the desk of a meaningless occupation, taking time between keystrokes to let the mind dote on more creative pursuits, perhaps you’ll...

Marilyn Minter Solo Exhibition @ Regen Projects

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Accomplished photographer/painter Marilyn Minter’s solo exhibition made its debut at the Regen Projects gallery in Hollywood this weekend. The New York artist produced a series of meticulously crafted paintings for the new show in a rather evoc...

MEGGS “Heavenly Creatures” Exhibition Recap @ Thinkspace

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Currently on display at Culver City’s Thinkspace is the latest exhibition from Melbourne-based artist MEGGS. Entitled “Heavenly Creatures” and featuring an ambitious multitude of paintings, sculptures and installations, the exhibiti...

Kenny Scharf Gives a Lockheed Jetstar a Facelift for The Boneyard Project

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Dually addressing the continual search for new canvases for expression as well as the reality that hundreds of decommissioned planes sit collecting dust in the Arizona desert, The Boneyard Project is an art exhibition that has evolved since 2010 to i...

Introducing The Lurkers

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Driven by sheer enthusiasm to refine desolate landscapes with a spray can and a mind fueled by creativity, an intriguing group of British artists — dubbed “The Lurkers” — make a debut with this latest visual deliverance. Inspi...

KAWS “Ohhh…” Exhibition @ KaiKai Kiki Gallery

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Coming next month to Tokyo’s KaiKai Kiki Gallery is “Ohhh…” – the latest exhibition from KAWS. Although the “Ohhh…” works have yet to be revealed, fans can almost certainly expect to see everything from...

Pen & Paper: Mark Goss

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While many artisans have employed macabre symbols in suggestive, yet often chilling elements to their work, Mark Goss - or Mass to his affiliates - embraces the recognizable human skull silhouette as a trademark stamp, blending it with an accolade of...