Really nice work by Oliver Barrett who is a designer and illustrator from Cleveland, Ohio.
Link: ohbarrett.com
Created by world renowned photographer Russell James, NOMAD TWO WORLDS is a collaborative art project with Indigenous artists. In the last decade it has evolved from James’ individual attempt to understand the clash of ancient and modern cultures he witnessed growing up in Australia to what it is today – a powerful expression of partnership and reconciliation in action through art, music and film that has become a global example of true collaboration across deep cultural divides.
Below is a short movie: INNOCENCE
One of three short films in the Nomad Two Worlds touring exhibition, James has imagined and created an underwater world inhabited by a near perfect creature called ‘Innocence’ representing the vast passage of time of indigenous reign prior to the arrival of modern man.
Below are some artworks created from artistic collaborations between photographer, Russell James and Indigenous Australian, Native American and Haitian artists.
Each year the prestigious Royal College of Art graduate show is a must see for any art enthusiast, even Charles Saatchi mingles with crowds to view the best new art and design talent that the school has to offer.
Via: crane.tv
Images documenting the process of the magazine issue number 6.
This issue is designed by Philledephia’s artist, Andy Rementer.
Issue #6 of the It’s Nice That magazine includes interviews with George Lois, Asger Carlsen, Lawrence Weiner and Kate MacGarry as well as a conversation between Martino Gamper and Francis Upritchard. Issue #6 also includes features by Marion Deuchars, Mikey Please, Carl Kleiner, Nicholas Gottlund, David Bennewith, Toro Y Moi, Keith Haring and Shelagh Cluett as well as a selection of work recently featured online.
Get it there: http://shop.itsnicethat.com/
Link: itsnicethat
Images: itsnicethat flickr
Riders :Victor Delerue,Nils Arvidsson, JF Fortin ,Janne Lipsanen,Elias Elhardt,Nate Johnstone,Victor Daviet,Mati Radaelli,Dani Sastre,Nico Fuentes,Wiley Tesseo,Martin Seiler,Urska Pribosic
Leroy Grannis was a veteran photographer. His portfolio of photography of surfing and related sea images from the 1960s enjoys a reputation that led The New York Times to dub him “the godfather of surfphotography.”
Via: inventorymagazine
Drive serie by Andrew Bush. Over the course of many years, he photographed people passing him on the right hand side of his car.
Via: gotopublicschool & eighthourday
Link: andrewbush.net
Experimental and slightly mental. The D*Face spray paint skateboard interface. What better way to paint the pool then letting everyone get involved? With high-tech remotely controlled spray can apparatus mounted to the underside of skateboards…every line a skater took became the paint job of the pool.
Life is a typographic sculpture by Joonho Kwon about female North Korean refugees.
Link: http://www.joonhosays.com/
Via: http://theoinglis.tumblr.com/
Ralf Brueck is a german art photographer who transforms a mere photo into an autonomous individual work of art. The visual and conceptual potential of an image is thereby exhaustless and the task of sounding yet undiscovered possibilities in the field of photography, often stimulated by technical development, is a topic artists commonly deal with. Along with his interest in deducing innovative forms of depiction and his specific photographic staging Ralf Brueck systematically questions the nature of photography concerning its representation of reality.
