Jin Choi and Thomas Shine have found that crochet is a universal language.

The pair engage communities around the world in large-scale projects that involve crafting elaborate lace patterns to be fastened to an iron armature. Both delicate and monumental, the finished works emerge from hundreds of hands and even more hours of labor, all bound together by shared making. more

Word on the Street

"My painting depicts a piece of cardboard with a cry for help scrawled upon it, drawing attention to the urgency that any kind of help is needed. However the help may come. Whatever that help may be. From whoever is willing to help." 

 However Whatever Whoever, Leon Keer

 

All You Need Is ‘Love Continuum’ by Yoni Alter

A love-ly new artwork curls through the bustling Duke of York Square in central London, thanks to Yoni Alter, who celebrates the most enigmatic and important emotion in human experience. 

Approachable from various vantage points, the piece appears like a squiggly red line at first glance, but when viewed from the right perspective, the abstract curves reveal the word “love.”

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Caution, Michael Pederson

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Handle With Care, Sink

Nicholas Ellis and Laura Perrett have made a name for themselves with hyper-realistic stencil work, now showcased in the “Handle With Care”  project.

 

Miguel Marquez Outside

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U-turn, Michael Pederson

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Graffiti Art in Prison

This immersive journey unfolded as a beautiful human adventure, marked by workshops and murals conducted by Martha, inmates, and students from the GAP project.

 The enclosed photographs by Martha Cooper serve as the sole remnants of this monumental yet ephemeral project.

 

Hiding Spot Ratings

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Sunday in our Maksimir park- Q'ART in your neighborhood

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Double ducks, Florentijn Hofman

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You are not alone.

“We are still alive”, Thomas Hirschhorn 

Visual-Poetry

 

Collective Happiness ,Anna Gray + Ryan Wilson Paulsen

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Fractured, David Popa

After a decade of living in Finland, David Popa has established a fruitful creative collaboration that would be impossible in his native New York City.

 The artist frequently works on land and sea, particularly the fractured ice floes of the Baltic, to render large-scale portraits and figurative murals that draw connections between the ephemerality of human life and the environment. Whether depicting his wife or newborn child in intimate renderings, he highlights the inevitability of change as time passes, seasons transition, and the climate warms. 

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High dive, Michael Pederson

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“Towards Good Ideas?” Saype

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Corner Bar

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Weed of the month

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Cumulus, Ian Fisher

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In a Dream, Jenny Holzer

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