Jeff Faerber
We dig the dense, beautifully coloured artwork of Jeff Faerber, whose work has appeared in magazines, books, and CDs. Faerber was also a Guest Contributor to Lost At E Minor a few weeks back.
By Zolton in New Art on Thursday 10 November 2011
We dig the dense, beautifully coloured artwork of Jeff Faerber, whose work has appeared in magazines, books, and CDs. Faerber was also a Guest Contributor to Lost At E Minor a few weeks back.
0By Lamia Larkin in New Art on Monday 27 December 2010
We could all use a little abstract painting in our lives, and Dale Frank’s abstraction carries on into their titles. Each painting comes with a very interesting and complex title that will have you looking twice at the image.
0By Gerry Mak in New Art on Friday 24 September 2010
I think Mark Dean Veca seeks to melt brains so that he can use said melted brains as source material for his work.
0By Gerry Mak in New Art on Friday 3 September 2010
Fine, skull art may be a little played out at this point, but come on, this one is made out of real human brains!
0By Casper Johansson in New Art on Saturday 13 March 2010
Titled You’re Far Taller and A Much Nicer Person Than I, this silkscreen print by Sydney-based artist Kate Banazi comes in an edition of 50 and ships rolled in a tube.
0By Gerry Mak in New Art on Friday 3 April 2009
Justine Lai’s Join or Die painting series consists of self portraits of herself having sex with each president of the United States. Provocative and very NSFW, the paintings are a blunt comment on race, ethnicity, and sexuality in America.
0By Gerry Mak in New Art on Thursday 5 March 2009
Cleveland-born, Brooklyn-based artist Thu Tran ups the cute ante with her magic-marker character drawings, plush landscape installations, and glass birthday cakes. Obsessed with food and cartoon animals, Tran’s color-saturated aesthetic is that of a twelve year-old girl with a killer Red Bull habit.
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