In the heart of Berlin-Neukölln, the Genezareth Church, a neo-Gothic tower with a history as rich and intricate as the city itself, stands renewed and vibrant, thanks to the artistic duo Various and Gould. Their latest project, “Strahlen” (German for “rays” or “to shine”), was inaugurated in mid-September, almost 120 years to the day after the church’s foundation stone was […]
A selection of paintings by Chicago-based artist Jeffly Gabriela Molina from Táchira, Venezuela. Molina received her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2016. Her work is inspired by stories of migration and daily life in the places she’s lived in Venezuela and the United States. “How One Becomes What One Is?” is a series of […]
This year marks the 15th Anniversary of CANADA, not the country (obviously), the visionary creative company from Barcelona, Spain! Whether you’re familiar with their name or not, you’ve certainly encountered their remarkable body of work. They have been a dominant force in the music video industry, making some of our most favourite videos for over a decade. From their provocative […]
Seattle-based digital artist and color virtuoso Abigail Dougherty, known in the art world as Neon Saltwater, recently unveiled her latest installation in Downtown Las Vegas, an eye-popping spectacle you can appreciate in the images here. Located on bustling East Fremont Street, the “Cherry Lake” project transforms a once-abandoned garage into a vibrant, chromatic fantasy. Curated by the innovative group Justkids, […]
A project about the Punk Rock movement in Soweto, South Africa by photographer and filmmaker Karabo Mooki from Johannesburg. Focusing on distinctive casting and under-represented faces, Mooki’s work explores themes of race, gender, sexuality, and class while seeking to highlight life in South Africa in an honest and authentic way. According to Mooki, the township of Soweto has seen an […]
Welcome to BSA Images of the Week! How are feeling? Did you have a good Thanksgiving day, and did you see the crowds and balloons and marching bands along the parade route and the still intact orange and yellow leaves on the trees on Central Park West? Did you see Dolly Parton dressed as a Dallas Cowboy cheerleader singing at […]
A selection of work by London-based artist Manshen Lo (previously featured here). Inspired by cinematography and comics, Lo’s approach is both realistic and minimalist. Her subjects often appear within contemporary urban settings that hint toward a subtle narrative element or tension. Known for her clarity of line and composition, Lo has worked on everything from book covers, title sequences, film […]
A series focusing on the onlookers at the Bournemouth Airshow in 2022 by New York City-based photographer Casey Steffens. Taken while working on a personal project about a group of pilots and Wing Walkers in a small town in the UK, the series offers a subtle commentary on the peculiarity of looking: “It was like walking through a wax sculpture […]
November 21, 2023 Artists Stikman always appears to lurk in New York on street signs, slapped on mailboxes, and stuck into doorways. A Gotham stalwart for two decades or so, his stiff amulet self is true to form, an image of sticks awkwardly compiled, sometimes in 2D, sometimes in 3. He appears in scenes where everyone else is fully formed […]
A series based on found objects that would otherwise be lost or abandoned by artist Sue Palmer Stone. “Embodiment — Salvaging A Self” represents an attempt to derive value out from detritus in an effort to establish a sense of harmony in a dissonant and increasingly fragile world. The project coincides with Stone’s struggles with an autoimmune condition that threatens […]