Taiwan based Singaporean artist Jahan Loh has built up a strong resume with his full out imagery and work. His often sexually charged work takes to the stage for his upcoming debut solo show Cherry Pop kicking off this weekend. The exhibit is a mixture of sculptures and acrylic paintings with the theme of cherry pop. The show debuts on May 17th and runs until June 15th.
Ming Art Gallery
No. 16, Alley 15, Lane 147, Sec. 3
Sinyi Rd., Taipei Taiwan
p: +886.2.27058758
Time: 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
Images after the jump are NOT SAFE FOR WORK
BLOC28 has added a new dimension to the Disney franchise as it allows for unconventional artists to offer their own artistic insights on the world of Disney. In this recent exhibition in Hong Kong, contributing artists such as Slick, Greg “Craola” Simkins, Mear One, David P. Flores and Steven Daily provided artwork while a look into the latest BLOC28 collection was also on hand.
Combining both graffiti and animation in a real world setting, artist Blu has produced a masterfully executed animated art piece titled Muto. The seven minute + timelapse video appears to be shot over a single day which makes it even more remarkable. I’m still in disbelief of how sick this piece is.
Source: Keith Hufnagel
Insa has posted up a look into the latest exhibition at Luxembourg’s Extrabold. In addition to Insa’s trademark high heel customs and sexually charged pieces, other graphical designs are on hand as well. More can be seen after the jump.
Recent times have brought on a tidal wave of development on an artistic side of things in China. As witnessed by the vast re-zoning of 230,000 sq meters to create Beijing 798, the full fledged cultural district features a wide range of cultural enhancement opportunities including the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art. The gallery space houses many international artists in mediums such as installations, paintings and photography. Many stunning pieces were on hand including various exhibits featuring live animals such as spiders, turtles and snakes.
On Saturday, Foreign Family’s Mr.44 and Johnny Punishment had a dope pop-up gallery/collection preview/party featuring some of their iconic work which has provided a complex mixture of bold graphics and color combinations. Looking forward to more out of the FF family on both an artistic and fashion level.
Source: The Hundreds
Beyond the huge success artist Kaws has developed culminating in worldwide popularity and one of the most sought after brands around, JET-SET GRAFFITI provides a look into Kaws roots putting his mark on bus stops in New York and Tokyo. Kaws gives a run down on how he goes about changing up posters with commentary provided by acclaimed artist Ron English.
Source: Slam X Hype, Wooster Collective
The London based Decapitator has gained his fair share of notoriety for his counter-culture exploits replacing the heads in various advertisements with a bloodied and decapitated mess. Uniqlo is the latest company to come under fire from the gory artist as a series of ads were hit.
colette Gallery was the setting for artist and graphic designer Eric Elms’ most recent exhibition which launched May 5th. The exposition included both portraits and installations to offer attendees a sense of Elms’ diverse style which has been developed as an amalgamation of numerous trips and inspirations around the world.
Source: guillotine, Karl Hab
Artist and cinematographer Jeff Hamada has recently released a video involving British artist SheOne that took place last year at Vancouver’s Subdivision. The video of the closed event offers a first hand perspective of SheOne’s methodology while painting, as well as a hands on Q&A regarding the development of his style. Interesting to note that from SheOne’s perspective that each piece he does always has the ability to surprise him.
Over the years, we have seen fashion powerhouses put their own signatures and styles on all kinds of products, but Peter Gronquist’s display of embellished weapons at LA’s Gallery 1988 is definitely a first. The exhibition showcases an arsenal of weapons including AK’s, rifles, chainsaws, and even electric chairs. All these instruments of death are covered with patterns and logos from labels such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Versace, Coach, Burberry, Fendi, and Dolce & Gabbana. The exhibition only lasts till May 16th, so go check it out if you have the chance!
Source: Notcot
The visual communication legacy of George Lois, who throughout his career earned an undisputed title as king of communication through advertisements has recently opened a new exhibition. At the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the 11 month showcase documents Lois’ effect on the media world through his work on numerous Esquire magazine covers. Dialog regarding his inspirations and directions behind each cover can be seen over at his personal site.
George Lois: The Esquire Covers
The MOMA New York
Date: April 25, 2008–March 31, 2009
11 West 53 Street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues
New York, NY 10019-5497
p: 212.708.9400
Source: Chino
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