David Kracov was commissioned to create an award to be given in honor of, and named for, Rabbi Yossi Raichik, the beloved director of Chabad’s Children of Chernobyl.
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Maria Kristofersson
Maria Kristofersson is a Swedish ceramicist of repute. Whilst her pieces use and interpret traditional patterns, the imperfections of shape and style are both contemporary and historic at the same time.
Iain Macarthur
Not disimilar in style to Claire Scully, Iain Macarthur’s Wildlife set of illustrations possess such detail, and tonal variation and depth, that each item is quite a delight to behold.
Todd McLellan
Todd McLellan – Disassembly from BLDG//WLF on Vimeo. Mr. McLellan has been getting some strong exposure as of late. With a disassembled old-school typewriter adorning the cover of this month’s Icon, his series of dismantled mechanical objects is proving very popular. Check out the time lapse video above and read on…
Makes you wanna Swoon…
Sometimes you shouldn’t bother trying to say it better than Wikipaedia… Swoon is a [insert appropriate adjective here - highly-talented] street artist originally from Daytona Beach, Florida. She moved to New York at age nineteen, and specializes in life-size wheatpaste prints and paper cutouts of figures.
ArtBox Magazine
After what I can only describe as a lengthy hiatus, the posts are back for 2011, starting with an introduction to Art Box Magazine. As a lover of art and design from everywhere, there are, personally, 3 main literary requirements: Juxtapoz, Creative Review and, erm, the Internet. Having purchased and digested Issue 12, perhaps Art [...]
Masahisa Fukase
The raven has forever been a sombre icon, emblematic of morbidity in general, not least due to Allan Poe’s efforts, but in this context, they have become the artist Masahisa Fukase’s crowning glory.
Claire Scully
Claire Scully’s illustrations should be regarded as second to none. An intricate methodology combined with love for the art of illustration produces such examples as Wolf above.
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