The Eye’s Mind I came across Naoto Hattori’s work in Juxtapoz magazine back in the 90’s, and have periodically checked up on his latest creations ever since.He makes swirling amalgams of humans, animals, aliens, dolls, plants…intertwining like a grand mad scientist DNA experiment. Naoto Hattori was born in 1975 in Yokohama Japan, studied Graphic Design […]
Read More The Paintings of Naoto HattoriRaymond Pettibon/The Art of A documentary looks at the creation of one of the most tattooed logo in punk rock and the artist behind Black Flag: Raymond Pettibon Created and directed by rock archivist Bryan Ray Turcotte with photographer Bo Bushnell, the first instalment of ‘The Art of Punk’ begins with Black Flag founding members Keith Morris and […]
Read More Black FlagFor No Good Reason For No Good Reason is a 2012 American-British documentary film about Ralph Steadman, directed by Charlie Paul. The film was in competition for the Grierson Award for Best Documentary at the 2012 BFI London Film Festival.[1] It premiered at the 2012 London Film Festival, and was released in 2014 in […]
Read More Ralph SteadmanOne Weird Little Elf Born in Santa Monica, California, Lynette Alice Fromme grew up in Westchester, California where her father William worked as an aeronautical engineer. Lyn was the first of 3 children, was a talented, well-liked child that toured throughout the United States and Canada in a song and dance troop called the […]
Read More Lynette “Squeaky” FrommeAndy Warhol’s Polaroid Selfies, Drag Selfies and Celebrity Portraits Sold on eBay Auction The Drag Polaroids Selfies alone sold for $220,000.00 (US) The King of Selfies’ portraits were up for grab as Andy Warhol’s drag Polaroids via an eBay online auction.Warhol’s Polaroid collection includes two sets of selfies of the artists, one of which features a collection where he is dressed […]
Read More Sotheby’s Contemporary Art AuctionThe artist’s short films have never been shown to the public before, until now. Andy Warhol will make his presence known throughout May, lighting up New York’s Times Square with silent short films known as Screen Tests. From 1964 to 1966, Warhol created over 500 of these never-before-seen-by-the-public shorts in his Silver Factory studio. During […]
Read More Andy Warhol’s Screen Tests Make Their Way to Times SquareAnimate Banner Above by @janwerthwein (instagram) Dimension Hatröss Chronicles This is a little story that I like to remind myself because I learned that day that one should never be afraid of what he is and what his tastes are because you might realise that life has a way to make you connect with people […]
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