Nite Kongtahworn created this pixeled artwork using Benjamin Moore paint samples. Squint your eyes if you don’t immediately recognize the famous face. Link -via Buzzfeed
Artwork by Junior Fritz Jacquet, photo by Matthieu Gauchet Junior Fritz Jacquet is a paper artist unlike any other: his medium of choice is the cardboard core of a toilet paper roll! Village of Joy has the gallery – via Reality Carnival | Junior’s website (no links, strangely) and portfolio (PDF)
Negative Space by Noma Bar The so-simple-they’re-genius artwork of Israeli graphic designer Noma Bar is making the rounds on the Interweb and it’s easy to see why. Here are a few selection from his new book Negative Space over at pixelelement: Link | QA with Noma at the New Yorker
Censored or Juried? The below letter is from artist Andrei Trach , relating his recent experience in having a solo show canceled allegedly because of the content of the artwork. I have sent out several requests to Dundalk Community College to get their side of the story, but so far nothing from them. If they do respond to Mr. Trach's story I will post their responses as well. Read Mr. Trach's recollections, see his artwork and then let us know your comments. Is this a case of censorship?
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