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Breaking And Entering: Our Interview With Illustrator Ray Jones

A few days ago, photographer Killian Simon and I met with Ray Jones, a fantastically talented illustrator local to Bushwick, Brooklyn. After a few drinks at a quiet tavern, we managed to break our way onto a gorgeously vandalised rooftop in the warehouse district and took some photos while talking...

By Chris Altman • Dec 13, 2014

Breaking And Entering: Our Interview With Illustrator Ray Jones

A few days ago, photographer Killian Simon and I met with Ray Jones, a fantastically talented illustrator local to Bushwick, Brooklyn. After a few drinks at a quiet tavern, we managed to break our way onto a gorgeously vandalised rooftop in the warehouse district and took some photos while talking...

By Chris Altman • December 13, 2014

Max Zorn Crafts Brilliant Scenes From Packing Tape

Most street artists accept that when night falls, their artwork will be obscured by darkness. But most street artists aren't Max Zorn.

By Erin Kelly • Dec 8, 2014

Max Zorn Crafts Brilliant Scenes From Packing Tape

Most street artists accept that when night falls, their artwork will be obscured by darkness. But most street artists aren't Max Zorn.

By Erin Kelly • December 8, 2014

Bruno Walpoth, A Real-Life Geppetto

Using rigid wood and his imagination, Bruno Walpoth creates sculptures that are as technically immaculate as they are visually stunning.

By Erin Kelly • Nov 20, 2014

Bruno Walpoth, A Real-Life Geppetto

Using rigid wood and his imagination, Bruno Walpoth creates sculptures that are as technically immaculate as they are visually stunning.

By Erin Kelly • November 20, 2014

Meet Jim Bachor, The Chicago Artist Who Transforms Potholes Into Whimsical Works Of Art

Ever since 2014, guerilla artist Jim Bachor has been creating mosaics to beautify the streets of Chicago — one pothole at a time.

By All That's Interesting • Nov 15, 2014

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Meet Jim Bachor, The Chicago Artist Who Transforms Potholes Into Whimsical Works Of Art

Ever since 2014, guerilla artist Jim Bachor has been creating mosaics to beautify the streets of Chicago — one pothole at a time.

By All That's Interesting • November 15, 2014

Salvador Dali’s Mind-Bending Interpretation Of Alice In Wonderland

Blending Lewis Carrol's tale with his surrealist style, it's easy to see why Salvador Dali's "Alice In Wonderland" is one of his most prized works.

By All That's Interesting • Oct 16, 2014

Salvador Dali’s Mind-Bending Interpretation Of Alice In Wonderland

Blending Lewis Carrol's tale with his surrealist style, it's easy to see why Salvador Dali's "Alice In Wonderland" is one of his most prized works.

By All That's Interesting • October 16, 2014

Explore These Brilliant Vintage Polish Movie Posters From The Cold War

Polish movie posters rarely offer "literal translations of the plot" — but rather experiment with social ideas and critiques.

By Erin Kelly • Sep 27, 2014

Explore These Brilliant Vintage Polish Movie Posters From The Cold War

Polish movie posters rarely offer "literal translations of the plot" — but rather experiment with social ideas and critiques.

By Erin Kelly • September 27, 2014

34 Splendid Photos Of Salvador Dali Being Salvador Dali

Dali was at once an artist and a work of art himself -- these delightful Salvador Dali pictures of the legendary surrealist prove it.

By Savannah Cox • Sep 15, 2014

34 Splendid Photos Of Salvador Dali Being Salvador Dali

Dali was at once an artist and a work of art himself -- these delightful Salvador Dali pictures of the legendary surrealist prove it.

By Savannah Cox • September 15, 2014

Tanaka Tatsuya Transforms The Mundane Into The Magical

Tanaka Tatsuya's work -- taking every day objects and turning them into playful scenes -- proves that imagination doesn't have to die when your youth does.

By Erin Kelly • Sep 13, 2014

Tanaka Tatsuya Transforms The Mundane Into The Magical

Tanaka Tatsuya's work -- taking every day objects and turning them into playful scenes -- proves that imagination doesn't have to die when your youth does.

By Erin Kelly • September 13, 2014

Looking Back At Yamamoto Nizo’s Best Work At Studio Ghibli

When Studio Ghibli announced the re-tooling and possible closing of their company this past summer, many of us to took a look back on some of the production studio’s finest films. Many of us grew up during Studio Ghibli’s heyday, shortly after it was created in 1985. It’s no secret...

By Erin Kelly • Sep 9, 2014

Looking Back At Yamamoto Nizo’s Best Work At Studio Ghibli

When Studio Ghibli announced the re-tooling and possible closing of their company this past summer, many of us to took a look back on some of the production studio’s finest films. Many of us grew up during Studio Ghibli’s heyday, shortly after it was created in 1985. It’s no secret...

By Erin Kelly • September 9, 2014

Phenomenal Nontraditional Sculptures And The Artists Who Make Them

Artists are those daring individuals who try to make a living out of pushing boundaries and challenging—and hopefully changing—our tastes. In the artist’s endless process of borrowing, blending and creating, art and its respective mediums always evolve, adapting to the times and interests of their creators and viewers alike. Nowhere...

By All That's Interesting • Sep 8, 2014

Phenomenal Nontraditional Sculptures And The Artists Who Make Them

Artists are those daring individuals who try to make a living out of pushing boundaries and challenging—and hopefully changing—our tastes. In the artist’s endless process of borrowing, blending and creating, art and its respective mediums always evolve, adapting to the times and interests of their creators and viewers alike. Nowhere...

By All That's Interesting • September 8, 2014