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I’ve been a long time admirer ov Matt Minter’s art. The striking mainly black and white images he produces always struck a cord with...
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I’ve been a long time admirer ov Matt Minter’s art. The striking mainly black and white images he produces always struck a cord with...
Yes, I fucking love being a nerd and there’s no shame in my game!!! Today I was creeping on one of my favorite sites, Monster...
There wasn’t a whole lot of good art coming out of the UK in the nineties. The landscape was dominated by the YBAs – the Young...
Johfra Bosschart (1919-1998) was a Dutch surrealist who, in his own words, painted images of “psychology, religion, the Bible, astrology, antiquity, magic, witchcraft, mythology, and...
By sounding a little like everything you’ve ever heard, the whole sounds like nothing you’ve ever heard. In 2012, the Guardian wrote these lines...
Hey Jeff! First off, let me extend my thanks for taking the time do this via email while you guys are on tour. For...
Elena Unger is a young, up and coming artist from Vancouver, BC with an eye for the melancholy and the chaotic. Her pieces are...
DADO was Yugoslavian-born painter, engraver, illustrator and sculptor that spent most of his life in France. His career spanned many decades, and his creative...
Barlowe’s Inferno is a book edited by Morpheus in 1998 about a very specific theme explored by Wayne Douglas Barlowe: Hell. Inspired by the...
Ghana is a country of innovators, so when the VCR arrived on its shores in the 80’s, those who could afford them and who...
via Lazer Horse Probably best known for the film series Hellraiser and Candyman, Clive Barker has been at the helm of British horror since...
The Fantastic Art of Beksinski is a tremendous art book about Polish artist Zdzislaw Beksinski, published by Morpheus International in 1998 (even if my...
It's amazingly refreshing when an artist truly comes from their own place, both in style and subject matter. This can be said for Berlin-based...
You know those drawings that you can look at from two different perspectives, and what you see first is supposed to say something about...
Every day for forty-three years, Henry Darger would leave his single room apartment at 851 W. Webster Avenue on Chicago's North Side to attend...
