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Saturday, April 27th, 2013

Yué Wu Details His Artistic Approach and Life in Paris

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Yué Wu sat down with Crane.tv to discuss his artistic approach and Paris, the city he now calls home. Working with several different mediums — calligraphy, animation and drawing — Yué Wu is able to take what he’s learned from…

13thWitness Debuts “The Classified Portrait” Series

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Acclaimed photographer, videographer, and all-around creative 13th Witness has today unveiled his apparel and art collection accompanying his new series entitled “The Classified Portrait.” Usually known for exploring space and structure, his latest work showcases a rather raw and edgy…

Takashi Murakami’s “Arhat” at Blum & Poe Gallery

The latest exhibition to hit Los Angeles’s Blum & Poe Gallery is Takashi Murakami‘s “Arhat.” Inspired by the ancient Buddhist story, the Japanese artist explores the themes of death and creation through the use of his signature characters. Check out…

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Kenny Scharf‘s latest exhibition, “Kolors,” recently opened at Paul Kasmin Gallery‘s 27th Street location. Centered around three new large-scale sculptures, “Kolors” revisits some of the classic characters Kenny has created over the last 30 years. Also on display are 10…

An Interview with Miami-Based Artist Jason Seife

Miami-based artist, Jason Seife initially made a name for himself when he designed Big Sean‘s famous lion Jesus piece. Then in 2011, Sean and directors Mike Carson and Mike Waxx commissioned Seife to paint the background for the “Dance (Ass) Remix” music video featuring Nicki Minaj.…

Watch the trailer for Inside Out, a fascinating documentary film following the evolution of the world’s largest participatory art project initiated, designed and curated by JR. Alastair Siddons traveled the globe with French artist JR as he motivated communities to define…

Yohji Yamamoto to Launch Video Installation at MADE Berlin

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5 CUTS | A VISUAL DIALOGUE is a video installation centered around the spirit of one of the few remaining timeless craftsmen and most fascinating personalities of our time: Yohji Yamamoto. Yamamoto is admired and celebrated for his unique attitude…

In one of the coolest art projects we’ve seen in a while, artists James Harvey and Ryan Humphreys have created Bartkira. The goal is to recreate all six volumes of Akira using characters from The Simpsons to tell the story.…

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French artist NooN is the latest to collaborate with porcelain sculpture firm K.Olin tribu on a limited edition set of Fleurs Rouges skulls. Measuring 20 x 13 x 13 cm, the series is limited to just 50 units and will be sold exclusively…

The Brooklyn Academy of Music Serves as a Canvas for New York’s Support of Boston in Wake of Bombing

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No matter where you reside, undoubtedly you’ve heard about the tragic attacks that took place at the finish line at yesterday’s Boston Marathon that has claimed the life of three people and left another 17 in critical condition, and the…

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Saturday, April 27th, 2013

Yué Wu Details His Artistic Approach and Life in Paris

Friday, April 26th, 2013

13thWitness Debuts “The Classified Portrait” Series

Sunday, April 21st, 2013

Takashi Murakami’s “Arhat” at Blum & Poe Gallery

Kenny Scharf’s “Kolors” at Paul Kasmin Gallery

Friday, April 19th, 2013

An Interview with Miami-Based Artist Jason Seife

Watch the Trailer of ‘Inside Out’ – The People’s Art Project by JR

Thursday, April 18th, 2013

Yohji Yamamoto to Launch Video Installation at MADE Berlin

Bartkira: The Greatest Artistic Mash-Up Ever?

K.Olin tribu x NooN ‘Fleurs Rouges’ Porcelain Skull Sculptures

Tuesday, April 16th, 2013

The Brooklyn Academy of Music Serves as a Canvas for New York’s Support of Boston in Wake of Bombing