A Hoodie has acquired all inclusive allure, turning into the go-to equip for style fans and relaxed design devotees. There is a trip of the standard about this model; there is an agitating effect on how we view solace and style. This year, the hell star hoodie is the most upscale look. Its mix of…
Die 95012554 B datasheet is van groot belang vir ingenieurs, tegnici en ander gebruikers wat hierdie komponent in hul projekte wil gebruik. In hierdie artikel gaan ons die verskillende aspekte van die 95012554 B datasheet in detail bespreek, insluitend die funksionaliteit, tegniese spesifikasies, toepassings en die belangrikheid daarvan in die elektroniese wêreld. Wat is die…
Pooka shells are more than just tiny pieces of nature; they carry a rich history and cultural significance. These shells, once synonymous with surf culture, have resurfaced in contemporary fashion, captivating people with their laid-back charm and coastal vibes. In this article, we’ll dive deep into the allure of pooka shells, exploring their origins, uses,…
Bryan Proteau is a 24-year-old illustrator and tattoo artist living the in the Bay Area. We met months ago after the show a band he has done illustrative work for and whose members are our mutual friends. Bryan’s mix of medieval imagery, alchemical references, and monochromatic palette have drawn attention and admiration from a many….
Welcome to Venison’s Weekly Blog! Here you will find advice, show reviews, thoughts and short articles by the Venison Team. We welcome your input comments and thoughts in return! Interview by Danielle Schlunegger-Warner Walking into Hap Gallery in Portland I was immediately confronted with several golden and headless deer forms on a field of perfect…
The first time I met Yulia, I was still a student at UC Berkeley and Yulia was an artist in residency at the Headlands Center for the Arts. I remember touring her studio in admiration and wide-eyed wonder. She was living the artist journey that I dreamed of, so I picked up her business card…
How To Give a Shit is a monthly column by artist Joshua Hagler, which explores art in Los Angeles in funny and unconventional ways. Passing through rooms of artschoolish sculptures and videos, eventually I come to the first paintings in the Made in LA Biennial at the Hammer Museum. They are photo realistic depictions of various website screens with…
When I look at your work, I see of glimpses of intimacy — at times they are absurd or cause discomfort, but the intention is earnest. What do you want your work to do, to evoke in a viewer or participant? My partner once looked at my work and told me he thought my work…
Where is your studio space? What is it like in there? My studio is in Gothenburg in Sweden. It’s located in an industrial area not far from the sea. From my window, I can see some old boats and the bridge which leads to the city center on the other side.My studio is a composition…
Above a girl who sits on a floor, is a ball suspended in air. Her arms are raised. The question of whether she threw it or is ready to catch escapes your mind because of the way in which time doesn’t exist here. In stillness, raised arms can only accept the invisible; there is no…
