Tag Archives: art

SLURP IN STYLE

Be the envy of your lunch bunch with bowls and mugs from the Aladdin Artist Series.
These eye-catching containers are good for more than just holding your mac and cheese or coffee; they also celebrate the work of emerging artists.
The first-edition collection of items features original designs from six up-and-coming creatives from around the world.
www.aladdin-pmi.com

PRINT SOLUTIONS

Chooprint specializes in fine art prints in limited editions of 300, which can be shipped direct to your door.
Produced on archival quality art paper, this is an accessible and swift method of providing arwork for offices and corporate spaces.
We’re loving ‘Jellybean’ (above) and ‘Orange Circles’ by Ian Scaife. Says the British artist: “I am [...]

EVERYTHING IS NOT AS IT APPEARS

No, it’s not a standard bedroom mirror.
Brought to you by French designer Mickael De Santos, the Segment d’Horizon is a trippy piece of modular art that lets you slide the glass strips horizontally to and fro.
Whoa.
www.mickael-de-santos.com

ART GONE WILD!

Takashi Murakami’s mind-blowing sci-fi art effortlessly blends media, theme and a whole lot more!
The Japanese artist’s bold strokes, choice in colour and brazen artistic energy add a whimsical element to his work.
Now if only we could afford even a print….

ART IMITATES ART

It’s only been a few years and young Cyprien Galliard has made a big splash on the French art scene with his awe-inspiring work on urban landscapes.
Between vandalism and minimal aesthetics, romanticism and Land Art, the French-born multi-disciplinary artist (who resides in Berlin) questions man’s traces in nature in an iconoclastic way.
Through sculpture, painting, [...]

ART ON THE RUNWAY

X-Plantation is a collection of odd, horizon-less montages of airport runways created by Austrian artist Hubert Blanz.
It’s part of a series called Geospaces, which includes similar sets devoted to highway interchanges and racing-car tracks.
Like all the Geospaces, X-Planation blends the Vienna-based artist’s interest in mass transit non-places.
Looking like an infinite display of runways and taxiways [...]