Legendary musician and artist David Byrne has created an installation called ‘Tight Spot’ that he blew up all by himself. It is a giant inflatable globe that barely fits under the High Line at 10th Avenue and 25th Street.

Legendary musician and artist David Byrne has created an installation called ‘Tight Spot’ that he blew up all by himself. It is a giant inflatable globe that barely fits under the High Line at 10th Avenue and 25th Street.

The David Bloch Gallery presents Agents of Change in Marrakech. Creating work in the blazing African heat, the group exhibition included a public mural among a number of fantastic works in the gallery space.
Our man Dave Dean is back with a new Writing Wednesday. This time, he’s decided to send us over a poem entitled “Some Couples”, which was inspired by Nathaniel Rich’s “Zanesville”.
David Altmejd is a Montreal-born artist currently living and working in New York City. Altmejd’s work is bizarre and beautiful. Large-scale sculpture installations that tend to use unconventional materials and though abstract, the work maintains a very anthropomorphic quality.

Designer, Art Director, Illustrator, Artist David Schwen created a very humourous and brilliant series where he matches the food we all love to eat with a pantone swatch depicting these as the exact colours along the pantone spectrum.

David Dean is back for Writing Wednesday with a new beautiful short story entitled “The Slides Burnt Our Lips”. Read, imagine and enjoy. Photograph: Warren Haas

Our man David Dean who was recently published in Vice Magazine has come back to share another great short story. This one is entitled “All the Women or Something”. [Photograph: Warren Haas]

Writing Wednesday is back with a fantastic short story from our man David Ace Dean. Always insightful and always leaving you wanting more.
We’ve been trying to get David Ace Dean to get us his stories and poems every Wednesday. Here’s one from a recent stay in Havana, Cuba.
Another fantastic poem from our main man David Ace Dean of Azores. Photograph by Warren Haas.