Artist Laurence Valliรจres creates charming animal mask sculptures from salvaged cardboard that cleverly utilize the printed surface of the packaging materials in order to depict the animal imagery.
Artist Jim Bachor give new meaning to the term “street art’ with these mosaic pieces that literally become part of the street when installs them in potholes.
Artist Tonya Corkey explores memory and photography in these stunning portraits made from dryer lint.
Artist Nathalie Alony makes the most of small spaces with these wonderful series called “Home Sweet Home.”
If you’re in Brooklyn this weekend and you’d like to see an enormous tuxedo in real life, then just head down to the 5th Annual Bay Ridge Storefront Art Walk.
Arist Tasha Lewis is preparing to send thousands of her magnetic cyanotype butterflies to be installed and documented by willing participants around the world.
These stunning ceramic sculptures that look like illustrations come to life are the work of artist Katharine Morling.
