Graffiti writer, formally trained artist, graphic designer, muralist, and tattooist, Awer was born in Polignano a mare (IT) but is now Berlin based. His newest outdoor mural returns him to Italy, near The Caves of Castellana that open in south-eastern Murge. Like his liquid dancing surrealism of psychological topographies, the forms in the caves are melting and organic in appearance. […]
A heartwarming comic about animal companionship by illustrator Evan M. Cohen (previously featured here). Tapping into his own relationship with his dog, “Sincerely” is a love letter to his dear friend, one that can be shared with others who have experienced the same beautiful and bittersweet connection: “‘Sincerely’ was my way of capturing the feeling I have when I am […]
Anna Podedworna is no stranger to fantasy. Or big collaborations. An accomplished concept artist and illustrator, she’s been involved with some of the biggest properties out there, including Dota 2, Dungeons & Dragons, Magic: The Gathering, and the upcoming Joker 2 movie. We knew she would be perfect for the Ultra Limited trilogy event we had cooking. Unsurprisingly, she absolutely […]
Welcome to BSA Images of the Week! Remember last summer when you realized it was already August, and you didn’t go to the beach or for a hike yet? I vow not to let that happen this summer. New York is full of summer fun opportunities; getting outside the city, even for a day is revelatory. If you want to […]
Faile “Fuel, Fantasy, Freedom”, or Hot Rods, Unicorns & Coloring BooksHormonal murmurings, childhood dreaming, race cars, hot rods, porky pig. All are on display at Fuel, Fantasy, Freedom, the new show by Faile running roughshod all summer at Galerie Hilger NEXT in Vien…
Our weekly focus on the moving image and art in the streets. And other oddities. Now screening:1. Edorardo Tresoldi Studio Visit 2. Homemade Security Patrol Robot by Handy Geng.First-Century. Via Art21 3. Sun Setting Recreated in The Netherlands3 A: “The sun’s going down like a big bald head.” Courtesy William S. Burroughs BSA Special Feature: Edorardo Tresoldi Studio Visit You […]
Based in London and Toronto, photographer Katya Ilina works at the intersection of portrait, fashion and observation. Her works explore themes of identity expression, gender, and the human condition in the context of social and cultural change. Born in Russia, Ilina has spent over a decade of her life moving between the UK, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, the US, and […]
Joe Ficalora, the Bushwick Collective founder and curator, invited us to stop by the warehouse where tonight’s Warehouse Party will be held and offered us an exclusive peek at the Subway Art Installation that Artist Danny Cortes, and his team – headed by Mike See and Edward Rivera have been working on. This replica of a subway car has been […]
A collection of colour pencil drawings and hand-marbled wall sculptures by Brooklyn-based artist Lauren Clay (previously featured here). While Clay studied painting and works primarily in three dimensions, a significant portion of her new works focus on a medium she holds dear — drawing. In recent years, Clay has broadened her working knowledge of Depth Psychology, developed by the early 20th century […]
If you look claw-sely, you might notice that Angie Rozelaar likes cats. Also puns. Now that is quite the explosive combo! As cat-lovers ourselves, we sat down with her to find out how she felines about her work, what inspires her, and what she does for fun. Unsurprisingly, all of these topics were soon covered by a fine layer of […]