Bon Jovi and Radiohead; Together in Mind At Last
It has taken years of unpredictable music decisions (Radiohead moving seamlessly from rock to electronica to rock to collage electro, Bon Jovi going on “Sex And the City”), but finally, they agree on...
View ArticleTeen Witch “My So Called Life” @ FIFTY24SF Gallery, November 3
FIFTY24SF Gallery is proud to present, My So Called Life, the first solo show of San Francisco-based photographer, Andrea Sonnenberg aka Teen Witch. My So Called Life opens November 3, 2011. My So...
View ArticleAndrea Sonnenberg aka Teen Witch Opening this Thursday Nov. 3rd
FIFTY24SF Gallery is proud to present, My So Called Life, the first solo show of San Francisco-based photographer, Andrea Sonnenberg aka Teen Witch. My So Called Life opens November 3, 2011. My So...
View ArticleMorning Ritual: Thank God that is over
Now that Halloween is over, we can see our city get back into regular mode. Or as regular as SF can be. From The Citrus Report Posted By The Citrus Report
View ArticleNew Ekta work for city of Östersund
One of our favorites, Sweden’s Ekta, just completed a commissioned project for the city of Östersund, Sweden. They are parts from a series of wood panels installed at Sollidens pre-school. Again,...
View Article25 Things We Liked In Music In 2011
We wanted to make a list, a top-21 list, but we think order doesn’t really matter to us anymore. It just about impact, and we aren’t talking about the impact that these songs had on the...
View ArticleJR: Wrinkles of the City, Los Angeles
When JR comes to town, a film crew follows. A documentary about JR’s Inside Outside Project and his Wrinkles of the City segment from his 2011 time in LA.
View ArticleHush
Hush is the moniker of UK-based artist known worldwide for his beautifully constructed abstract Geisha images that are a juxtaposition of both traditional graffiti and abstract expressionism. Heavily...
View ArticleWeirdo
Weirdo has been a NW graffiti artist for over 10 years. He’s done a few of the biggest solo mural projects in the Seattle, and has worked hand in hand with the city to make it a more colorful place....
View ArticleArthur Tress: San Francisco 1964 @ De Young Museum
San Francisco in 1964 was probably a very interesting place to be. GOP conventions, the Beatles, growing city, and Arthur Tress was there to capture it. Right now at the de Young Museum in SF, there...
View ArticleMOUNTAINS AND SKYSCRAPERS MADE FROM MAPS AND BOOKS
by Ariadna Zierold Blocky skylines made from stacked books dominate one side of the gallery in Chinese artist Ji Zhou‘s new show at Klein Sun Gallery and first U.S. solo show, Civilized Landscape,...
View ArticleA CITY MADE OF STAPLES
by Ariadna Zierold A miniature city with office buildings and skyscrapers constructed by Peter Root out of more than 100,000 staples. This “Ephemicropolis” stacks of thousands of paper staples form the...
View ArticleTHE URBAN ACUPUNCTURE OF FRANCISCO DIAZ
by Ariadna Zierold Francisco Diaz sees modern cities full of “non-places” because of the irregular and not inclusive masterplanning. These places are the canvases for his paintings. He works on...
View ArticleDETAILED CITIES BY VASCO MOURAO
by Ariadna Zierold Vasco Mourao is an architect and illustrator originally from Portugal who now lives and works in Barcelona. His densely illustrated cities and structures are drawn entirely by hand...
View ArticleLIGHTED APHORISMS BY RIK SMITS
by Ariadna Zierold Rik Smits is a Dutch artist who works with several media. His large pencil drawings depict cities and landscapes sceneries, sometimes with a realistic attitude and other times with...
View ArticleBUILT ENVIRONMENTS BY BEN TOLMAN
by Ariadna Zierold Artist Ben Tolman creates incredibly intricate drawings that dig for the heart beneath the hard edges of the built environment. He lives and works in Washington DC. He received his...
View ArticleTHE DYNAMIC ENERGY OF CITIES BY ALEXANDRA PACULA
by Ariadna Zierold New York-based artist Alexandra Pacula paints large-scale works that explore the dynamic energy of cities at night. With virtuosic brushwork, vibrant color, and fluid gesture, Pacula...
View ArticleWATERCOLOR ARCHITECTURE BY AMY PARK
by Ariadna Zierold Amy Park is known for her carefully rendered, large-scale watercolor paintings featuring iconic architecture. She works almost exclusively from photographs. Her subjects have...
View ArticleESSENTIAL FORMS BY BRIAN ALFRED
by Ariadna Zierold Brooklyn, New York based Brian Alfred‘s paintings, collages, and animations examine how technology has altered our perception of our surroundings and how we process information....
View ArticleURBAN SPACES BY DANIEL RICH
by Ariadna Zierold Daniel Rich translates photographs into paintings that call attention to implicit political and social narratives transcribed in the built environment. The architectural image is...
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