Culture Buzz Spidey's most dangerous foe yet! This is an untitled piece from Australian artist Stephen Birch at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney.
Culture Buzz We walk by street art and graffiti everyday without realizing it. Sometimes it’s easy to forget that this is a whole genre in the art world with its own beautiful stylings and cultural reflections. So, here’s a list of 30 amazing international pieces. The next time you see some street art, take some time to look at it!
Culture Buzz Contemporary pop-culture artist Ron English released his newest work: The Incredible Obama. Obama was once a reserved and mild-tempered President until he was accidentally exposed to a gamma bomb. Obviously this is the work of terrorists.
Born and raised in New York, Lori Earley is a contemporary surrealist figurative artist. Her passion for expressing mood and emotion on canvas and paper along with her mastery of technique in oil and graphite is remarkable. (via)
French artist Bernard Pratz uses everyday junk to re-create famous paintings and portraits. Visit his website or click here to see more. (via thesuiteworld.com)
Culture Buzz Artist Didier Faustino created this mask to work as “training wheels” for those who may need some help makin' out. Two people must wear it simultaneously in order for it to work, and four distinct curves on its sides ensure it stays in place, while a hole in the middle allows participants' lips to meet. … Awkward. (via helablog.com)
Little Annabelle is not impressed with your contemporary art. Somebody take her to the American Museum of Natural History!
Justine Lai paints kinky pictures of herself having sex with US presidents. In case you ever wanted to picture an Asian girl giving Abe Lincoln a blowjob, here it is.
A conceptual artist named Adrian Piper has been collecting her hair and toenails since 1985, and will include her cremated remains in the piece when she dies. I vote no, but what do I know? The only art I like is this painting of Alf.
A simple but profound definition of modern art via New Math. I feel like this applies to a lot of stuff I find on the Internet too.