Wim Delvoye is a belgian artist inspired by the flemish art, developed according to the actual globalized economy. Well know for his Cloaca machine which represents a human digestive tract that creates real poo, or for the tattooed pigs, Wim Delvoye has been invited by the Musée Rodin in Paris as part of their programming on contemporary art. READ MORE

Frederique Morrel gives tapestry a whole new life with their pop-artifacts. Animal heads, antlers and hoofs have circled the globe and become objects of universal interior design trends, but this really caught me off guard.  Why don’t you try guessing how these beautifully upholstered animals are produced. It is no simple task… READ MORE

Fake Blood, the alias used by Theo Keating (aka DJ Touche), released another EP called “Fix Your Accent” in 2009, which included this funky track, “I Think I Like It.” The British DJ and producer is currently one half of The Black Ghosts, an electronic music duo. After doing remixes for Dan Le Sac, Armand van Helden, The Count & Sinden, UNKLE… READ MORE

German painter Peter Zimmerman’s Blob paintings attest to be some of his most accomplished work. Using resin and epoxy, a medium he has used since his first works, this series here proves he has mastered the control of material. Zimmerman arrives to this conceptual perfection by skilfully pouring over the surface of the canvas resin, using stencils.

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Amsterdam based fashion designer Femke Agema used totem poles as a starting point for latest collections, Totem, general direction of  inspiration.  Currently the Totem project is on exhibit at Moooi Gallery in Amsterdam and will be showing until the end of August. Below you will also find pieces of her past collections, all pretty eccentric and animated.

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For the second year in a row Joshua Scott takes the title of First Place winner for Food & Still Life photography at the 2010 APA/NY Awards, with his Pop Faces series. In the series Scott finds images of pop culture icons which he crumbles up and then photographs. A photograph of an improvised photograph. What do you think?

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