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Jules Wenzel Jules melts art, design and craft on several levels. Her passion for illustration is always the source for new artwork/projects. In the course of her studies she started transforming her designs into three dimensional rag dolls. She perfected her skills with needle and thread to such an extent that... ... Read more

Don’t Love Me Too Much / Admir Jahic Exhibiting for the first time in Belgium, Admir Jahic (1975) presents a relational installation as well as his latest works and select recent pieces from series created with Comenius Roethlisberger under the pseudonym, ‘The Invisible Heroes.’ From ready-made to ornamental assets, when looked upon together, the common line... ... Read more

DOS hits Hamburg Last seen shooting videos for their new album in Miami, the Dogs of Shame are headed to Hamburg in less than a fortnight. This time it isn’t just about the chicken and the what nots. No, the Dogs of Shame have been invited to give a social media workshop.... ... Read more

Johannes Baptista Ludwig We met Johannes some time ago with his beautiful, rotten comic zombie-sculptures and were amazed. He is closely connected to the neonchocolate gallery in Berlin and eager to see things, people or comic-idols from his unique different point of view. The majority of cartoon idols like mickey mouse, bugs... ... Read more

SheOne on Underbelly – Paris The Underbelly Project, en Francais! After the success and attention of the NYC Underbelly project, you would have thought that PAC and Workhorse would have taken the opportunity to kick-back, relax, and reflect on the sheer scale and complexities of the project that they had managed to pull-off, but... ... Read more

Playground Tactics by Skewville Look out San Francisco, you are in for a treat! Yesterday I received an email from Skewville, which put a massive smile upon my face. The twins are putting on a show at the White Walls Gallery from January 14 to February 4 2012, and whilst I’m always delighted... ... Read more

Wall & Frames: Fine Art from the Streets Walls and Frames (book review) Walls and Frames puts forward a simple thought and than follows it up with a forcefully selected series of artists and images. The basic claim appears to be that what falls under the umbrella of ‘street art,’ was once unavailable for purchase, but can... ... Read more

The Lagoon (Abner Preis, curated by Sergio Bromberg) Working class artist Who ever says that the life of an artist is fun and awesome is correct to say that- but the life of a working artist has its…well….work. In my latest installation the Lagoon for the opening of the season was at Venice 6114 in Culver... ... Read more

The Alex Diamond Mining Company @ Kunstverein Buchholz Next January 15th, at 11 a.m. The Alex Diamond Mining Company opens its newest exhibition ”You can have your cake, but you can’t touch the icing” at Kunstverein Buchholz/Nordheide. In the opening, Verlag GUDBERG will release the new book by The Alex Diamond Mining Company. Vernissage: Sunday, Jan 15, 2012, 11 A.M.... ... Read more

SMASH 137 at Gallerie Celal – Paris, France Our friend Smash just finished his “Grow Up!” exhibition in Paris. You can see the video and his latest artworks right now… In 1990, Smash137 discovers spray cans. He never left them since. His signature becomes for him a self-portrait, which he paints with style and precision across the... ... Read more

Posterboy on Occupy Wall Street One of the most visually striking things that Occupy will be remembered for are words and images constructed by the people involved – big, bold, political statements expressing powerful feelings, could be seen everywhere in cities across the world – from the crudely constructed banners made from markers on... ... Read more

Neocollective Magazine The original neo collective magazine started back in 2005 as a platform for talented artists and photographers around the globe. In a little while, the magazine turned to an inherent part of the online art scene and they presented new artists and photographers from different disciplines, every 6 weeks.... ... Read more