Jiri Geller

No relation to Uri as far as I know, still, Finnish born Jiri Geller certainly knows how to bend minds which is far more a useful power than bending cutlery, any day. Is it…

A Cardboard Life

British artist Chris Gilmour based in Italy has an incredible talent for constructing life-size objects such as cars and bicycles from discarded cardboard packaging. I suspect that like me throughout his formative years Christmas usually involved hurriedly unwrapping…

Willy Verginer

Here's some amazing wood sculptures by Willy Verginer, an Italian sculptor with a fantastic sense of form and colour. Reminiscent of Gehard Demetz, his Intriguing works and concepts on a grand scale make up for a superb…

2D Illusion Vases

Make sure you're not drunk or half asleep before you take a look at these or you might not even spot the crazy fantabulous weirdness of Phil Cuttance's amazing weld vases. Yes they are 3D, no they're not…

Hellion Gallery

I spotted this piece of art news via Facebook… Matt Wagner has left his curatorial job at Portland, Oregon based Compound Gallery and opened his own gallery in the old town at the Hellion Gallery…

Kevin Van Aelst

Kevin Van Aelst is a visual prankster, like a Marcel Duchamp who's eaten too much candy and is on a mad sugar rush. He has fun with his audience, sharing the delight he feels for visual metaphor and trickery.…

Minimum Wage Machine

Life is a grind, and slowly capitalism is falling apart, as everyone at the bottom realises if it's all based on potential growth, and that the economy is nothing more than a pyramid/ponzi scheme where the 'have-nots' must live…

The Industrial Beauty of Cal Lane

I stumbled across these pieces by N.Y artist Cal Lane the other day, she lives on 5 acres of farm land in Putnam Valley where she intricately cuts out lace and filigree patterns from industrial and agricultural…

Black/Light Show – ROA + Phlegm

Here's a biggie for you, if could have made it up to London I'd have been there for this opening – looks crazy – and in a good way

Black/Light is a site-specific…