Bug memorials: because even life’s tiniest tragedies affect someone or something out there. The Carmichael Collective, who recently brought us subversive street art, has now staged bug art in four
Like the Astroboy above (on his way to Berlin for Selim Varol’s massive toy art exhibit) this week’s Instagram Roundup is gigantic. Expect to see vinyl, plush, resin
If I was really rich, maybe I’d buy this installation of 520 Maneki Neko (Lucky Cats) by Boris Petrovsky. Everyone knows you can’t buy love, and we’ve all
For a Faber Castell ad campaign, Ogilvy & Mather used colored pencils to recreate Edvard Munch’s famous painting, The Scream. Vincent Van Gogh’s work was also given this spin on pointilism
Here’s something you don’t see every day. (Unless you work here.) In 2011, Jennifer Rubell installed 18 life-size interactive female mannequin sculptures in Dallas Contemporary’s largest gallery space.
The clever Carmichael Collective staked out some unlikely ground for suburban street art, and for me, it’s a big win. It’s like billboard appropriation + guerrilla gardening + environmental intervention + oversized
This past weekend, Hasbro’s My Little Pony Project galloped into LA to begin a year-long global celebration of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic. The charitable art exhibition
I recently had the opportunity to interview Nathan Jurevicius, and I noticed something interesting. Whenever I mentioned his name to female toy collectors, their eyes got misty in
