Tag: art

If you ever had to do dissection in your school science classes, you’ll know that it’s not always the most pleasant experience, but Emily Stoneking is trying to make studying animals’ insides that little bit…cuddlier. She picks up her knitting...

Berlin-based tattoo artist Chaim Machlev creates amazing geometric inkings from his studio, Dots to Lines. Machlev doesn’t do much, if any, traditional tattoo work, instead focusing on pieces which are more like the work of a digital artist. His work always plays...

Peter Demetz is an artist from Bolzano, Italy, and we love his wooden sculpture work. Demetz’s attention to detail means that these little sculptures are packed full of lifelike features, from the folds in clothing fabrics to the expressions in...

Touching old, expensive paintings isn’t what you’re expected to do in a gallery – in fact you’d usually be chucked out if you did – but at the Prado Museum in Madrid, a new exhibition allows and indeed encourages visitors...

On the 12th March, the seventh edition of DesignMarch will kick off, showcasing the best in Icelandic and international design, and turning the Icelandic city of Reykjavik into a design destination for four days, featuring hundreds of openings, exhibitions, events...

From far away, you’d think this was an oil portrait of Formula One legend Ayrton Senna – and you’d be half right. While it does depict the Brazilian racing driver, the image was created with a much more creative material...

In Hungerford Car Park at London’s Southbank Centre until 25th February, you’ll be able to find Alex Chinneck‘s latest amazing installation named Pick Yourself Up and Pull Yourself Together – a Vauxhall Corsa hanging upside-down 4 and a half metres above...

Just recently we brought you news of artist Red Hong Yi‘s Superbowl project – the Immaculate Reception. She’s certainly been busy, as she’s back with yet another stunning piece, this time using over twenty thousand stained teabags (which reminds us of...

The Middle Fork project began in April 2014 in a forest near the middle fork of the Snoqualmie river in the Cascade foothills. The sculpture is currently in progress and on view at MadArt in Seattle, WA. through April 25,...

Dutch artist Tjalf Sparnaay is one of the leading names in the world of hyperrealism, and from these images, you can see why. He’s been working on his art style, which he calls Megarealism, since 1987 and focuses on trivial, everyday...