“Learn & Skate” in Mongolia Fundraises: Classic MC Skater Print circa NYC 1970Shopping at an art fair this week? Why not buy something that directly benefits the culture that street art and graffiti came from? In Mongolia. Martha Cooper in collaboration with Learn &…
Peter Smyth is an Irish artist currently based in County Kildare, Ireland. With a process that merges his interests in nature, technology, and art, Smyth begins with computer-generated renderings, which then serve as creative stimuli for his paintings. He draws inspiration from the natural world, referencing facets of various ecosystems in his models—from leaves and petals to hyphal tips. The […]
A selection of images from “Rose Garden,” by New York City-based photographer Olivia Rae Harris. Currently pursuing her BFA in photography at Parsons School of Design, Harris’ photography practice centers around life’s in-between moments, reflecting the personal changes she’s experienced during young adulthood. “Rose Garden” is about the last half year of her life: “This is a story about finding […]
Regarding Displate and Netflix collabs, we’ll give you gritty Sci-Fi, mysterious Thrillers and exciting Stories printed on the world’s coolest Metal canvas. Our Netflix brand shops are bursting at the seams with hundreds of metal poster designs ready to add a little mind-bending vibrancy to collector’s homes. Awesome right? We totally think so! For someone building a collection of Netflix-themed […]
October 5, 2022 Artists Deconstruct. Decontextualize. Words that artists like to use when describing the techniques and intellectual positioning of their works. Here we find SpY doing a lot of both. SpY. “Barrier Tape”. Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 2022. (photo © Ruben P. Bescos) First, he pulls the humble barrier tape away from its original context – which is to provide […]
Audrey Helen Weber is a freelance illustrator, picture book author, zine maker, and amateur naturalist from Massachusetts. Made with a mix of pencil drawing, gouache, and acrylic on ivory colored paper, Weber’s illustrations center around processes and transformations, natural phenomena, and non-linear narratives. Their first two picture books, ‘On the Day the House Got Out,’ and ‘The Wind and the […]
Based in Paris, Xavier Encinas wears many hats, as a creative director, photographer, director, and the founder and editor-in-chief of Sixteen Journal, a bi-annual publication dedicated to photography. His personal photography practice is centered around an investigation of the iconography of the American West, and how it relates to his Spanish cultural origins. Encinas has been photographing the American desert […]
Halloween decorations, however wonderful, aren’t typically known for being particularly subtle. This year, take things in a different direction with some creepy but chic Halloween mantel decor ideas below. From elegant to gothic, these boo-tiful scroll stoppers from Instagram will bring you all the spook without sacrificing style. Fireplace mantels are a fantastic opportunity to showcase little bits and bobs […]
“RUN” Plunders Subtle Summer Bourgeoisie Hypocrisies at the BeachYou’ve packed your sandwiches, rolled out your tropically themed beach towel on the sand, applied sun block liberally, sipped your margarita from your thermos, and are finally laying down to daze at t…
Aline Deschamps is a Thai-French photographer currently based in Beirut, Lebanon. Passionate about geopolitics and visual arts, Deschamps’ work tackles social issues such as identity, exile, and cultural heritage. In her latest series, “I Am Not Your Animal,” she follows the daily lives of Sierra Leonean migrant domestic workers she met in Beirut in 2020, documenting their experiences in Beirut […]