Every now and again a book comes along that changes the way you look at things. Bryan Nash Gill’s Woodcut, published earlier this spring, takes us through a subtle journey of one of the most beautiful and beneficial partners this earth has ever seen: trees. An artist, he’s taken wood — Continue reading
Looking for some summer swirls to take your mind off that summer heat? New York-based artist and sculptor Brendan Smith might have just the distraction. His paintings are energetic; his bold paint strokes are wide and are somehow both geometric yet organically abstract. Some of his paintings are only two — Continue reading
Ever heard of those floating, roving, menacing islands of trash, junk and plastic that dot our beautiful seas? (The Great Pacific Garbage Patch, being one of them). It’s hard to know what to do with such a travesty against nature, but it seems one creative collective has thought of a way — Continue reading
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