Attention all boring and drab homes! Beautiful/Decay has just released 6 new prints to help you add a splash of color and inspiration to your walls. All of our posters are printed on heavy-weight, archival quality paper and are guaranteed to make your wall look less boring. The new prints, “Neapolitan,” “Hyperspectrum,” “B/D Or Die,” and “Brick by Brick ” are a fresh blend of the strikingly bold and unique imagery that you’ve grown to expect from B/D. So make sure you get a daily diet of creativity and cruise over to the shop. Your walls will thank you!
August 3rd, 2011
August 3rd, 2011
We first featured Brea Souders work back in 2009. Since then Brea has been busy working on a whole new body of photographic works. Here’s a selection of some of our favorites.
August 3rd, 2011
Harry Diaz mixes traditional printmaking techniques with mayan textiles and hieroglyph references to create work that explores the social and cultural frustrations he experiences as an immigrant living in Los Angeles.
August 3rd, 2011
August 3rd, 2011
Justin Angelos’ collage works mix vintage paper with bold colored magazine cutouts to surreal images dealing with Life, death, loss and rebirth.
August 3rd, 2011
Jake and Dinos Chapman have been some of my favorite artists to emerge from the YBA’s. With each show they seem to step up the level of gore, shock, and grotesque imagery mixed in with historical and cultural themes. For the past year, Jake and Dinos have been working in separate studios to produce a series of works in isolation from each other. Only in the staging of their current show at Whitecube will each become aware of what the other has done. Unlike Gilbert & George, for whom Jake and Dinos worked at times as studio assistants, their practice is not one of ‘singular duality’. They have always discussed, debated, argued and on occasion fought over creative and cultural ideas, but in this exhibition they will scrutinise and confront the whole idea of creative collaboration. Hear the brothers discuss the process for creating this show, get a walk through of the show, and hear them talk smack about fellow YBA artist Tracy Emin after the jump.
August 2nd, 2011
The line work in Geoffrey Chadsey’s beautifully rendered watercolor pencil drawings look like topographical map lines that explore every bump, fold, and bend in the figure.
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August 2nd, 2011
Andreas Kocks’ work might look like boiling tar splattered on gallery walls but it is in fact meticulously cut paper covered with layers of graphite.
