Blütezeit
Photos by Nils Müller, from his book ‘Bluetezeit’. Remain silent and let your craft do the talking.
Minimal illusions
Works by Toast, Stohead, Shark, Mizzo, Mate and others available from the Minimal Illusions Gallery / Store. Street Art inspired design est trés chic.
Abandoned houses by Seth Clark
Mixed media: Oil, colored pencil, pastel, charcoal, graphite on paper. Various sizes. Some of Seth Clark’s works are available from the wonderful jamsnation shop for handmade objects.
I see it all – Deth P. Sun
Various illustrations by Deth P. Sun. Shop here. Book ‘I see it all’ out now.
Pufferella – I know you are but what am I
Harhar! It´s that easy to bring the fun back into art. Pufferella. Available at factoryfresh. Visit her studio.
Shai Dahan
Co-founder of gallery and art shop ‘abztract’, Shai Dahan creates hand painted skateboard decks and paintings on various materials. Pieces are sold for $100 – 400.
Marshall Art – Stefan Winterle
If you’re into graffiti art ‘Marshall Art’ is your gallery in Switzerland. Get works by Smash, Dare, Cruze and the likes – very letter driven. I especially enjoyed the stencilled boards by Stefan Winterle.
Make it happen
Some projects by Michael Genovese’s OHWOW, the ‘Make it happen’ blakcbook / calendar, a shot from the ‘It’s not the heat it’s the humility’ show (June 13 – July 25, 2009) and finally a clip from neckfaces ‘The devil made me do it’ ghost train eh walk. Learnings: Wear a halloween costume when on a gallery trip.
Kounter Kulture
Opus Art, the most commercial of all street art galleries “is thrilled to announce the launch of KounterKulture our new not for profit website. Kounter Kulture promises to revolutionise the art market by giving collectors an unprecedented level of access to contemporary artists and their work. Our new website will also enable artists to build more in-depth relationships with collectors, and communicate their own unique approach more effectively.”
Well, basically this means let the artists do the acquiring work and I’m pretty sure there is a provisional fee that goes to Opus Art when you’re selling through their website. So please don’t tell me it’s a non-profit website. By the way, there’s not only etsy doing this thing for a long time, but also the great arcademi.