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Dany Peschl

Dany Peschl’s photography leaves this aftertaste that makes you instantly like this guy whether you speak Slovac (like Peschl) or not. Art’s own universal sensual language? Thank goodness for that!

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New spray paint and charcoal artwork by Steve Smid

I love this work by Steve Smid. It’s a vibrant cocktail mix of charcoal, oils, spray paint, stencil, and permanent markers, with an obviously deliberate delivery. Read more

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Slinkachu’s big hearted tiny landscapes

Street art installation artist Slinkachu is currently in Belgium exhibiting at gallery Lange Lozanastraat 101b while tiny decorating throughout Antwerp’s 2018 area. Keep sharp Belgium, Slinkachu’s precious sculptures are the most overlooked urban art interventions in the world. Read more

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VIDEO: A Day in the Life of a Ski Seasonaire

My brother just got back from Tignes having done his second ski season. This isn’t a bad effort at transmitting just how much fun he and his friends have had for the last six months. The tricks that these amateur boarders pull are out of this world. Enjoy the soundtrack and watch fullscreen.

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An original drawing by Italian artist Fupete, this graphite on old paper artwork is a must have for any collector. The artist’s work spans not only gallery mixed media but also print design, illustration, and street art, and this Lonesome Cowboy piece is part of his 2010 Be Bop Argot visual research on traveling across America. Exclusive to Lost At E Minor, the Lonesome Cowboy plus other original Fupete items can be found in the Lost At E Minor store.

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