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What I love about Robert Minervini’s paintings are how they grab your attention and draw you closer – so that your nose is nearly touching the canvass in order to eye all the complexities of his process. We spoke over the phone, just before he was getting the last of [read more...]
Douglas Alvarez is an artist with the unique skill to be able to turn ordinary items into extraordinary paintings. I got to visit his studio and one of the first thing I noticed was how much texture there is in each one of his pieces – something you don’t [read more...]
You weren’t anyone in the 70′s Los Angeles scene unless Brad Elterman took your picture. And his recently published book, Like It Was Yesterday, features the beautiful images he captured during the time in crisp detail – offering a glimpse into a world you could have only wished to be [read more...]
Reed Seifer is an artist who wears many hats and wears them all well. He is one of the pioneers of the new American DIY movement and was able to carve out a successful niche of selling his art online without the help of a gallery before anyone thought [read more...]
Art Is Shit is a company that creates artists’ editions and multiples, which was started by Ryan McIntosh and Danielle Lange earlier this year. But stop right there if you think they simply make prints like everybody else, because Art Is Shit actually produces everything from rainbow toilet flushers [read more...]
