Author: jeremy

You knew he was going to do it, and he did. The Sucklord made little resin and blister card effigies of Work of Art‘s Jerry Saltz, China Chow

This weekend, Brandt Peters and Ferg opened their two-man show at The Stranger Factory in New Mexico. Trigger features an arsenal of one-off sculptures, editions and drawings done

Someone did a a trompe-l’œil forced-perspective graphic of Charlie Brown and the rest of the Peanuts crossing Abbey Road (the crosswalk made famous by The Beatles). Sadly, according to the Abbey

Back in 1990, They Might Be Giants released their dadaist alt rock hit, “Birdhouse in Your Soul“. It’s a catchy tune, no doubt, but it always had me

Here’s a short video set in Las Vegas that stars Smit, a delinquent resin duck cast out by Shea Brittain of FrankenFactory. Add Nick Cave’s “Red Right Hand” for musical

Two days and two toys for the Irish? Somebody’s getting lucky this weekend! Yesterday, you saw Fabrice Le Nezet’s Hurling Players. Today, it’s the exciting green colorway of

Tomorrow in Los Angeles, Gallery 1988 Venice presents Pooh… and Other Sh*t, the “hijacked art” of Robert Brandenburg. Brandenburg is an interesting character. He lives in Ohio, is approaching age 60

I’ve recently written about turning skateboards into sneakers and turning dogs into ravers. Well, here’s someone who turned sneakers into dogs. Vinti Andrews has been making Nike sneakers into canine

This has been making me laugh and laugh. I want to say it’s the “good” kind of irony because it comes from within the genre it’s parodying.The Magic Cards

If Frank Kozik’s Smorkin’ Potamus was a strange (yet successful) choice for the porcelain treatment, Nathan Jurevicius‘ Bunniguru was a character I could envision coming from the Limoges