Erotic Gif Seizures!!
Its the freakin’ weekend!!! This time around we bring you a selection of erotic animated Gif’s that may cause dizziness, nausea, excitement and/or blindness. Enjoy!!
Topic Archives: Art
The Love Me Sex Kit
Street artist Curtis Kulig, or more commonly known as the man who writes “LOVE ME” all over NYC has just released the The Love Me Sex Kit.
LE MEURTRE
We love the limited palette screenprinted look of this short teaser by Tom Haugomat and Bruno Mangyoku of Cube Creative. An amimated short highlighting simplicity and manhood.
Anthony Lister in Los Angeles
The last time we saw Anthony Lister in Los Angeles, he painted a mural based on the film The Rise of the Planet of the Apes .
Michael Miller: WEST COAST HIP HOP A HISTORY IN PICTURES @ Known Gallery
Our contributing photo editor, Estevan Oriol, gave us the head’s up on this new photography show opening at Known Gallery tonight, Feburary 4.
New Mural from Rimon Guimaraes
Brazil-based artist, Rimon Guimaraes painted this vibrant new painting next to a sandy beach.
Going In..
Pear has been putting the smack down on bay area walls.
David Choe x Facebook HQ “Boombox” Desk
An artist of alleged worth in excess of $200 million thanks to the recent Facebook IPO, here’s some more footage of David Choe who recently painted the new Facebook Headquarters . The timelapse clip features Choe in action behind one of the contemporary art world’s biggest names. Read more at Hypebeast.com
Dan Witz for Nuart 2011 Video
One of our favorite people we got to hang out with in Norway this past Fall was NYC-based Dan Witz, a street and fine artist who has been creating this great interventions for decades, little suprises for those who pay attention to the minute details of the urban experience. Here is a video of Witz getting up and moving along across Stavanger.
Andy Warhol “15 Minutes Eternal” Retrospective Asia Tour
After a year of planning, the largest bank in Pittsburgh, BNY Mellon, announced Tuesday that it would be sponsoring a huge two-year traveling retrospective of over 300 Andy Warhol works in Asia, curated by one of Pittsburgh’s grandest art institutions, the Andy Warhol Museum. Set to appear in Singapore, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beijing and Tokyo between March 2012 and 2014, “15 Minutes Eternal” is a play on the vaunted artist’s assertion that “in the future, everyone will be world-famous for fifteen minutes.” The canvases headed overseas are almost entirely made up of inventory from the Warhol Museum, save for two works on long-term loan to the museum that belong to private collectors from the United States. Despite the fact that there is an auction house on board, the show is nominally educational rather than commercial.