Filthy Luker ➔ "Street Attacks"

Street art, most of the time, should be fun, and we love the interventions that Filthy Luker has come up with. Sea monster arms coming off a building, gigantic pencils scribbling on walls, and trees with eyes are a just a few of fun pieces he has come up with. He calls the pieces "Street Attacks", Luker lives in a mad world, but a fun one.

RONZO ➔ GANGSTA BIRDZ

London street artist RONZO presents is new mad installation of his street birds.  Film maker João Retorta produced this video. It follow the artist through the process of creating and rolling out his Urban gangsta style pigeons on the streets of London. One for us please!

Stanley Chow ➔ Pop Culture Caricatures

English-born artist, Stanley Chow, started his career in fashion illustration and as a storyboard pro. Since then, his work has appeared in numerous advertisements, animations, and other design-savvy publications. This pop culture portraits have an interesting and elegant Art Deco twist, while still being contemporary.

The works are refreshingly uncomplicated, but Chow manages to capture each character and star’s iconic expression or look in a unique way. 

HORROR VACUI ➔ PHOTO SERIES

“What if the most scary 80′s film horror characters were alive now?”

This is the provocative phrase of Federico Chiesa, Italian photographer and Carolina Trotta, makeup artist. Together they made a series of photographs that depict the ‘bad guys’ characters that have shaped the history of 80′s. The project is called “HORROR VACUI”

We can find the sisters in film “Shinig” more old and in a supermarket, Freddy Krueger of “Nightmare” aged and plagued by smoke, “Darth Vader” with blanket and bag of ‘hot water, Michael Myers with economic problems and Jason Voorhees with walking problems.

SERGIO K. AW12 ➔ TERRY RICHARDSON FT. AMANDA LEPORE

Various images from this campaign have been surfacing over the last couple of weeks, but now here is the video. Starring the inimitable Amanda Lepore and iconic Carmen Dell’Orefice along with hunks du jour Sean O’Pry and the Patriota twins, here is the Sergio K. AW12 campaign in full, by the one and only Terry Richardson. Dream cast, dream photographer, dream creative.

Andy Warhol ➔ Polaroids.

Andy Warhol reportedly once said, "I have Social Disease. I have to go out every night. If I stay home one night I start spreading rumors to my dogs."

From 1970 to 1987 the King of Pop Art took an enormous amount of Polaroid photos of celebrities, rock stars, and curious personalities and added them to a growing collection of art work centered on the idea of art as spectacle. In 2007, the Andy Warhol Photographic Legacy Program began, and over 28,500 of his photographs were donated to museums across the U.S. The UC Berkeley Art Museum draws from the enigmatic artist's vast collection to present its new exhibition, simply titled, "Andy Warhol: Polaroids."

The casual relationship observed between the sitter and the photographer in this series was enhanced by warhol dining with his subjects before beginning each photo shoot. The tight framing and nearness of each subject within the image enhances the quality of informal interaction between warhol and the individuals whom he photographed.

"Isn't life a series of images that change as they repeat themselves?

“One Third” ➔ A Project on food waste!

“One Third” is a still life photography series of elaborately arranged rotting food items. Austrian photographer Klaus Pichler created the series as a commentary on food wastage. According to the UN, a third of global food production is lost or wasted. (Click images to enlarge)