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Tami Demaree has a bunch of wooden sculptures on display at Las Ciengas Project’s booth in the Co/Lab section of Art Platform. Her work is made out of found pieces of driftwood and sea shells and definitely reminds me of art by native pacific islanders – which is interesting [read more...]
Teapots come in a variety of shapes and sizes from all over the globe. However, the cutest and coolest ones are definitely imported from Asia where the practice of drinking tea first originated. At Far Leaves Tea in Berkeley [CA], we came across some really interesting designs from companies [read more...]
The guardian protecting hipsters in Williamsburg from Fashionistas in New York is this noble sword-wielding Samurai. It seems like it’s just the beginning of a rad mural that’s going to canvass the entire wall, since you can see it was primed for it. The piece was visible only from the [read more...]
Is this 17th century Japanese sculpture evidence of an ancient Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle? Kevin Eastman drew the rad pizza eating heroes as we know them today, but it’s possible that an ancient craftsman had the idea long ago. This particular piece and the others featured below are part [read more...]
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