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Dehumanization is a tool for those in power to do away with those they see as unfit to exist. On the streets of L.A., the...
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Dehumanization is a tool for those in power to do away with those they see as unfit to exist. On the streets of L.A., the...
One of the things we explore here is the beauty in death. It’s not a physical beauty, at least, not for us mammals. Unlike...
The man was dubbed Mr. Brown. An unassuming, if not droll, name. Unfortunately, Mr. Brown may have lived in banality, but his final actions...
There are few artists that can use digital art to amplify human experiences and stories, but that’s what Àsìkò does. It’s rare that art...
The streets of Kinshasa, the capital of D.R. Congo, are home to the brilliant art festival KINACT FESTIVAL. The festival was founded in 2015...
Mæt (full) is a photographic series by Per Johansen that explores our relationship with food and its consumption. Growing up in North America, I...
Light Bearer’s Alex CF is many things – an artist, a musician and now the curator of the Merrylin Cryptid Museum, a fascinating collection...
Flesh pressed into synthetic mesh, a second skin holding guts in – nylon stockings can be sexy, but also grotesque when in the hands...
Jason deCaires Taylor grew up in Southeast Asia and knows first hand the vital nature of the world’s reef system. Human beings are doing...
Ferdinand Cheval (1836-1924) was a postman by day and a pebble-dashing architectural artist by night. One day he literally stumbled on a strangely shaped...
I like art that makes the person viewing it think about it on a deeper level. I also really dig self expression that makes...
