Art Archives: 10/2016

In Russian tattoos, the cat symbolizes a successful thief It was just a couple of weeks ago that we brought you old-school ceramics with pictures…

Kraftwerk sweater by by Amimono Horinouchi I’m not the sort of person to really care all that much about, or even notice, expert knitting or…

One of Ken Russell’s childhood memories was of going to school on a rainy day and noticing the clouds reflected in the puddles. These clouds–that…

Statues in the ‘Wang Saen Suk Hell Garden’ in Thailand. Photo by Darmon Richter. Located about 60 miles outside of Bangkok there is a massive…

Jumping spider (Phidippus otiosus). Igor Siwanowicz’s interest in the natural world came from poring over brightly colored photographs and illustrations in biology and zoology textbooks…

It seems like there’s a tarot card set for freaking everything nowadays and this long list now includes a “New Wave” tarot deck by Amanda…

‘Zombie Holocaust‘ (1982) You could say the best kind of movie posters make their pitch–entice an audience–without giving too much of their story away. On…

I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again, “Well someone had to do it, right?” And this someone is painter and sculptor Jessine Hein.…

Matchbook art by Jason D’Aquino based on the rather terrifying looking cover for the vintage pulp novel ‘The Hungry Ones’ from 1968. I’ve been a…

Martin Sharp, ‘Exploding Hendrix,’ 1968. The late great counter cultural figure, poet and publisher Felix Dennis collected an incredible array of psychedelic advertising posters during…