Luke Ramsey

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It’s been on the street and it’s been in shows all over – Luke Ramsey has taken his work from something rugged to something refined and maintained the exact same detailed aesthetic all through it. His illustrations really play on the versatility of the “line.” His limited use of color makes his drawings that much more intense to look at – like Meatwad, after the jump, which is primarily constructed of one kind of squiggly line. They’re funny, cynical, sometimes dark, but always captivating. – there’s something light and relatable about it.

Allan Ludwig

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Allan Ludwig’s simple paintings are curious. The majority of his work online is painted primarily in only three colors – black, blue, and white. His variety in brush strokes and weight of the ink color change his minimal compositions, which often include references to eyes, basic representations of landscape, and barriers or obstructions. More after the jump!

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The Six Minute Project

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Friday, March 30, 2007 1:49AM-2:52PM - San Diego, CA

The Six Minute Project was started by a USC graduate by the name of Jacob Reed. Since May of 2006, people have participated in this project and it is something that everyone all over the world can be apart of. Its goal is to bring people together on a global level and make us see how similar and intertwined all of our lives really are. To participate in this project all you need is a camera and a timer. The idea is to take a picture of anything every six minutes for a twenty four hour period of your life. This little six minute project becomes a chunk of  your life that you are sharing with the world.

 

INSA – Looking For Love In All The Wrong Places

Protein presents a major new London installation and exhibition by INSA, in association with IAM1 and Nike Sportswear.

AJ Fosik

AJ Fosik

AJ Fosik is the mastermind behind these insanely colorful wood sculptures that seem to be part-alien, part-folk tale monster. For some reason, these creatures remind me of a demented “It’s A Small World”–like some of Seth Adelsberger’s work in 3D form.

Funk Rumble Block Party–TOMORROW

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Join Beautiful/Decay as we celebrate the 1st Annual Funk Rumble Block Party in LA’s own historic Chinatown. Get ready for THE block party of the summer!

Flock Shop & Spectrumega Media Present…
The Funk Rumble Block Party
Saturday, July 11th, 2009
12 pm – 10 pm
$5 before 4 pm, $8 after
Kids under 10 years old in free
All ages, fenced event
947 N. Broadway, LA 90012
Street & Lot parking available

More details after the jump!

Keetra Dean Dixon

Keetra Dean Dixon

Keetra Dean Dixon has a treasure chest of innovative projects. Made from silk velvet, “The Great Slumber A.K.A. Blood Puddle Pillows” is, in her words, “inspired by those suspenseful moments when a sleeping loved one is a little too still for a little too long”; these humorous pillows parallel sleep and death.

I’ve also gathered a few of her neat type creations, a hug-worthy performance piece, and a blanket that does more than keep its user warm.

Kotama Bouabane

Kotama Bouabane

Toronto-based photographer Kotama Bouabane has an incredibly poignant series called “Melting Words.” The ice letters form typical break-up phrases, with their indelible messages transcending the medium’s own impermanence.