I’m 24 from New York (currently living in Queens). I went to SUNY Purchase to study Arts Management because I’ve always had an interest in the visual arts, but it wasn’t until last year that I started to take photography more seriously and try to hone in on my personal style (which I feel is constantly evolving/changing). I fell in love with photography though doing personal “fine art” projects, but recently I have also gained interest in fashion and beauty. I used to not…Read More »
Graffiti artist and graphic designer Dilom comes from the beautiful city of Burgas in Bulgaria. Dilom has been creating graffiti since 2001 and has been part of numerous events, festivals, exhibitions and commission jobs around Europe. He is an artist that doesn’t mind getting paid for his work: ” I actually enjoy painting for money because it combines art and a way of living. But still I must confess that my best works are these done for free, in my spare…Read More »
Photographer Anthony Gerace originally comes from Toronto but has the city of London letting his creative juices flow nowadays. Anthony has a varied body of art-work consisting not only out of photography but also interesting collages. Still both Kaymir and I were completely drawn by the variation in the portraits created by Anthony and asked our questions accordingly. Enjoy this short Q & A with Anthony Gerace!
Could you tell us something about yourself?
My name is Anthony Gerace. I…Read More »
Photographer Jalal Abuthina was born in Dublin and is from Irish/Libyan descent. He’s been all across the globe and currently lives in Dubai. Jalal’s most recent series, ‘The 3 Orbs’, is focussed around three orb-like objects sighted in Dubai over the past 12 months. From the press release: “Despite substantial video and photographic evidence by independent witnessing sources that has been submitted to the local authorities and international press, absolutely no explanation or information related to the objects has been publicly provided. Since March,…Read More »
Bernhard Handick is a young German artist and art-director of Shoutout-Magazine. With a German father and a mother from Sri-Lanka, Bernhard grew up in a multi cultural environment which he enjoyed a lot. He’s currently studying at the Folkwang university, working on his finals to get his diploma. Bernhard approaches photography as sculpting; arranging a picture like a painter and compose different sounds and layers like a musician. A little Q&A:
What is your preferred shooting set up?
Me, my camera and…Read More »
After being locked up in the lab for a while, it’s finally there! The long awaited ‘Childish Adult’ EP by Amsterdam based producer PlutoDash. With full-on focus and dedication PlutoDash has worked hard for his first release since he became an electronic music producer. I have to say the result has been worth the wait. The EP has five delicious tracks which are, track by track, spot-on productions by Plutodash. As icing on the cake the Childish Adult EP has been decorated by DHM…Read More »
The photographing of street art has given many street photographers an extra purpose on their commutes and photo-walks. While street photography is mostly about capturing street-scenes, street art has given many photographers something to search for and in many cases, amazed by. That photographing street art is addictive we experienced ourselves. From 2006 – 2009 we collected thousands of photos that eventually just sat there on our computer. This is what sparked the first version of crackforyoureyes.com!
Of course we weren’t the only ones with…Read More »
Ooh snap, the year is almost over and if you don’t believe in Mayan prophecy’s it’s about time to prepare for a new year! That means a new calendar for your work-place or boy room and what better one to cop than the Shriiimp x isthisthefuture graffiti calender? For the second year in a row they present you with the most amazing body-painting art from graffiti artists all across the globe. The calender features ladies decorated by Mesh, Tornadovsky, Kores270, Spek, G-Kill, Mr Shiz,…Read More »
Priest is easily one of my favourite street-artists, period. He stays true to himself an challenges everything that comes on his way, going from local corrupt politicians to oil spilling companies. He has drawn entire crowds and kind of turned into the menace of Mobile, Alabama. In fact, Priest is the only artist that caused us getting several dodgy e-mails from ‘very interested people’ aka the local law enforcements social-media department. The dude has…Read More »
Last month a new art gallery popped up online, seemingly just one among the masses. Artsia represents works by more than 500 artists from around the world, and each one has been individually vetted and evaluated by a team of international curators, resulting in thousands of professionally created works that you can scroll through endlessly online. We’re hoping this level of curation will set us apart, and our blog component lets you get to know the artists and the stories behind…Read More »