Brett Amory on the cover for the SF Guardian for his Goldie award for his “Waiting” series. Cheers Brett! Full article here. Brett created “Waiter #13” for INDVSL.
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Late night session with Tadashi
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Loving all Bert Loeschner’s takes on the standard plastic chair––especially the huggers!
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“Nun” shirt by artist Jim Darling.
“My work usually has a happy / innocent tone to it. I thought it would be fun to go in the opposite direction and see what my evil work would look like. Often you can create an opposite of something by simply flipping it… so that’s what I did. I flipped a nun and she became evil.”
Jim Darling is a painter, sculptor, builder, craftsmen, muralist, street artist and ball point pen wizard as evident by this Nun drawing. Jim’s been busy building massive ephemeral sculptures made from objects and even old boats found in the area. Recent pieces involve a symmetrical installation in an abandoned Detroit church with REVOK, a series of topographically raised architectural painting / sculptural pieces, and building a tank. He often works alongside his wife and incredible artist Tina Darling. They reside in Los Angeles with their son Micah and Margot the dog. Photo by Jeremiah Garcia.
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Blow Up by Yuko Shimizu
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Brett Amory’s “Waiter #13” shirt is based off of his painting of the same name and the artist’s ever evolving “Waiting” series. Shots from Amory’s Oakland studio as he prepared for his solo show at Lazarides’ Outsiders Gallery in the UK.
Seoul-based artist Choi Xooang.
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Our friend Derek Weisberg getting some good coverage of his Hip-Hop portrait sculptures in this video short from Complex.
