If you can remember way back to the ’08 Olympics in China, you may recall the sensational fireworks show that accompanied the opening and closing ceremonies.  The pyrotechnics were...

Before the Internet, before the rise of television and popular media, poster propaganda led the people.  Throughout the 20th century, Chinese poster art catalyzed the movement behind Mao and...

Edison Chen curates Medicom Toy’s Bearbrick Worldwide Tour 2 for Yo’Hood in Shanghai, China.  Tonight, our crew got the first sneak peek at this gallery of hundreds of Bearbricks...

…In that case, enjoy Dave Choe’s “igloo hong’s comedy castle fan made 2 hour special.”  According to the artist and friend of The Hundreds, “Everything I’ve ever uploaded...

I live and die West Coast, but there are just some things New York City does that go unrivaled against the world.  Like European foods. Or svelte brunettes.  The...

My friend Brandi Milne’s show at the Corey Helford Pop-Up is currently ongoing until July 10th.  Since my first sit-down and explanation of the artist,...

Art, in the traditional sense, can be a strange experience.  On one hand you have the result, whether an oil-painted canvas, a ceramic bowl, or a fashion garment. Then...

Last fall, The Hundreds collaborator Ron English finished “Urban Bigfoot,” the first legal work to begin under the new Los Angeles Mural Ordinance.  It sits at...

LA threw a right hook to the drought last Friday. The rain hit us hard, and for once – despite the traffic – it was good. What better way to...

Our latest Top 5 catches up with Chris Golden, all-around cool guy, designer and Art Director working for a little project called Adult Swim. Yes, he looks a lot like the...

Hey, remember our friend Richard J Oliver? The artist? This time last year, I wrote about his “When Hope Turns to Ashes” exhibition at Known Gallery....

In our latest installment of “IN THE BAG,” we met up with The Right Dude aka Chris Golden, Atlanta-based multidisciplinary designer and art director, and asked what...