Month: July 2011

The Art Production Fund is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping artists realize difficult-to-produce works, reaching new audiences and expanding public participation and understanding of contemporary art. They first

Liam Brazier is an illustrator and animator from Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex. Brazier gets immediate points because I am an avowed anglophile and also subtler points because he adopted two

How many Twin Peaks references can you find on the side of this NYC box truck? This may be the first graffiti tribute to Twin Peaks I’ve seen.

Todd VonBastiaans, in collaboration with Bryan McCarthy, presents a retail installation of stuffed giant pancakes at Trifecta Gallery in (where else, but) Las Vegas. The hyper-realistic plush soft

The concept of Mike Leavitt‘s latest art product is simple: If you’re hanging on by a thread, you have a friend. Now you can absorb your crying face

Camilla D’Errico writes: Like Christmas for nerds, geeks, and fans, San Diego Comic-Con is back again! We’ll be set up at booth 4723, on the corner right across from

This is a cute idea that also makes sense. There’s lots of people who are crazy for cameras. These people often dispose of their income on camera-related accessories

So as it turns out, Roombas, aren’t just high-tech cleaning gizmos and awesome transportation for kittens, but they’re also the Bruce Naumans of the vacuum world. These photos

Paul Shih is gearing up to release his Sushi Kaiju resin figure in a manner that is sure to appeal to numerologists: Sushi Kaiju will be available on

James Cauty‘s A Riot in a Jam Jar presents “past and future re-enactments” of riots, served up in “manageable doses, like news bulletins, complex situations reduced to mantelpiece