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Love these intensely colorful paintings and awesome installations by New York City based artist Clark Goolsby.
Absolutely beautiful photos from Seoul, South Korea based photographer Hasisi Park.
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It’s not always easy to come up with a new idea and execute it in a way that seems effortless, but artist Zander Olsen has done just that. These simple yet extremely thoughtful temporary installations were created using white material and creative camera angles in various locations around the UK.
These simple, elegant photos by London based artist Emily Grundon fit perfectly into our fifth issue. She also made a small series of work just for the magazine. To see more of Emily’s work and to read an interview with her (plus six other amazing artists), get a copy of Issue Five.
Via HiFructose - an impressive ‘tornado of trash’ installation by Chinese artist Wang Zhiyuan.
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Fascinating and strange watercolors by Australian artist Tara Marynowsky.
Awesome paintings from Los Angeles (via Japan) based artist Misato Suzuki. Misato’s work is included in a great group show right now in Dallas along side one of our favorite Wisconsin artists, Eddie Villanueva.
Absolutely love these street art installations by Los Angeles based artist and designer Paige Smith, who also goes by the moniker A Common Name. She likens stumbling upon one of these installations to finding a hidden treasure, and we couldn’t agree more.
