Up Close and Wearable: Tides

Tides is a series of wearable garments by Amabelle Aguiluz, whose work we’ve been following since the beginning of the year. ​Her influences very much derive from bodies of water and the organisms that live in them. From the first time I saw her work at Art Share LA to her collaborative residency with Szalt Dance Co and their…

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Studio Visit with Matt Hall

I had found out about Matt Hall’s work, like so many other artists I have found recently, through Instagram. I loved the way he was combining traditional skeletal articulation and conceptual ideas.  Pouring over the sculptures and cabinets on his website, I saw little hints of Joseph Cornell, Mark Dion, and a sort of Mellvinian…

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How to Give a Shit No 6

SUBJECT: Corporate Art Opportunity ​Dear Idiot Artist, Would you like to put a whole bunch of your art in a corporate lobby for the people who work there to admire/ignore for a full year? If so, we’ll pay you 1,000 to 2,000 dollars per year–that’s PER YEAR–depending on the size of the lobby. But wait,…

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Why You Need a Specialized Motorbike Accident Lawyer for Your Claim

Specialized Knowledge of Motorcycle Law Motorcycle accidents differ significantly from other vehicular accidents regarding the injuries sustained and the legal intricacies involved. Laws specific to motorcycles, such as helmet regulations, lane splitting laws, and specific licensure requirements, demand a keen understanding beyond general auto accident knowledge. A specialist motorcycle accident attorney ensures that no detail…

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Understanding the Benefits of Hered Scissor Lifts for Modern Construction Projects

In the world of contemporary production, the Hered scissor lift stands proud as a important piece of device designed to beautify efficiency and protection. Scissor lifts, regarded for their vertical lifting skills, have become integral for responsibilities requiring elevated access. Hered scissor lifts, in particular, offer a blend of revolutionary functions tailored to satisfy the…

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Josh Hagler

I met American artist, Joshua Hagler, at the opening of his solo show The Adopted at Jaus earlier this year. With extensive research, he’s using various mediums to explore the role of religion. The variety of figures, shapes and endless texture against large scale canvases, begs us to ask  the same questions he poses about religion, its history and our relationship…

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