Buff Monster recently presented a solo show entitled “Melt With Me” that was on display last week in NYC. The show is a culmination of over a year of explorations in sculpture, from the smooth sexy large scale pieces to the gritty smaller concrete ones. The show is taking place at a great location right near my studio that he’s wanted to use for a long time.
Timothy Curtis (also known as Agua) was born Philadelphia, Pa and is a self-taught artist who started his career at the age of nine in the streets of Philadelphia and creates awesome graphic painting work. He currently lives and works in New York City.
Mural artist Lonac recently made his way out to New York City where be painted a killer new piece entitled “Strange Bird”. The new piece was painted somewhere in Manhattan and features a seemingly mutated bird-fish-human. More images and video after the jump!
Inna Babaeva is a Ukraine born artist currently living and working in New York City. With a BFA Florida Atlantic University and a MFA Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University, Babaeva creates stunning sculpture and installation work that transform the way we look at everyday objects.
Jason Woodside is a visual artist born in 1982. Woodside attended the School of Visual Arts in New York City where he currently lives and works. Woodside has painted exhibited and painted murals all over the globe and some of his collaborations include names and companies such as Colette, ADIDAS, Obey Clothing and Faberge.
New York City based artist Johnny Abrahams, who we previously posted here, has recently created a number of brilliant new op art and abstract painting works using his signature minimal colour palette.
Martin Wittfooth was born in our hometown of Toronto in 1981, who he earned his bachelors degree from Sheridan College in 2003. He currently lives and works as an illustrator and fine artist in New York City, where he earned his MFA at the School of Visual Arts. Wittfooth’s oil painting work are set in nature and explore themes of industry, evolution and displacement.
