60 + artists come together to celebrate the life & work of the legendary Italian surrealist filmmaker on what would have been his 100th birthday. View details & preview images by contributors like Mark Mothersbaugh & Ron English, now.
A visual artist well before making her name as a music, fashion, & culture icon, the Sonic Youth founder’s 2nd exhibit at the NYC gallery is part love letter to the west coast & part commentary on the surveillance technology
Check out 21 original unorthodox action figures Frankensteined together by the Victorville, CA artist
In its 13th installment, the flagship exhibit for the gallery brings together a plethora of international artists to pay tribute to cult cinema favorites
Partially inspired by the horror films and supernatural programming she grew up with, the Los Angeles-based Singaporean artist offers a brand new collection of work that is both alluring and slightly sinister.
With his latest work, the San Francisco based painter continues exploring the balance between realism and impressionism capturing abstract emotion & the beauty & humanity inherent in our rusted industrialism & half-realized dreams
After 30yrs in one of the most innovative rock acts in history, a clothing line, a best selling memoir, acting roles, international fine art exhibits, & an endless number of collaborations, the Sonic Youth founder finally adds a solo album to her impressive resume.
Check out a selection of new work by the NW artist and Guggenheim Fellowship recipient showcasing miniature sculptures in highly detailed and affecting dioramas
The Brooklyn illustrator offers a 200pg highly informative, yet psychedelic as all get out, retelling of the discovery & first ever intentional ingestion of LSD
The filmmaker behind GUMMO & Spring Breakers photographs the Italian luxury brand’s pre-fall line & releases a limited edition physical book in his own aesthetic
An exhibit of new works aiming to present the unique dark and unsettling Irony of the internationally renowned Catalan artist and cartoonist.
100 international visual artists come together to pay tribute to the most awarded television program in Emmy history w/ a 2 day pop up exhibit in San Francisco