Paying close attention to detail has always been important for Japanese artist Check out more from the Unbiased Writer!
JAPANESE ARTIST SAGAKI KEITA ARTWORK
February 17, 2012
TIM NOBLE & SUE WEBSTER TURN TRASH INTO ART
January 30, 2012
Artistic duo Tim Noble and Sue Webster have made an art out of making garbage Check out more from the Unbiased Writer!
ARTIST/ PHOTOGRAPHER KEVIN VAN AELST ARTWORK
May 9, 2011
Using common objects and scenes from everyday life as his medium, photographer/ artist Kevin Van Aelst creates his Check out more from the Unbiased Writer!
INGE JACOBSEN’S HIGH FASHION EMBROIDERY ARTWORK
May 6, 2011
Using images from women’s high fashion magazinesand pornographic images found on the Internet Check out more from the Unbiased Writer!
ARTIST INSPIRED BY RECENT DEVESTATING EARTHQUAKE IN JAPAN
March 19, 2011
Inspired by the recent devastating disaster in Japan, artist from around the world have used their art to create Check out more from the Unbiased Writer!
JOSE PARLA’S| ‘WALLS, DIARIES, AND PAINTINGS’ ILLUSTRATIONS BOOK
January 7, 2011
Comprised of a mixture of oil paints, plaster, and homemade ink, Miami based artist José Parlá paintings are inspired by Check out more from the Unbiased Writer!
ART |UNBIASED WRITER’S 2010 ART RECAP
December 31, 2010
As 2010 comes to an end, we at the Unbiased Writer offer a look into some of the art stories covered over the past year. Enjoy! Check out more from the Unbiased Writer
RACHEL WELTY’S| ‘LOST IN MY LIFE’ ART SERIES
December 30, 2010
For her ‘Lost in my Life’ art series American artist Rachel Perry Welty used thousands of thrown away items Check out more from the Unbiased Writer!
AARON WEXLER| CUT & PASTE COLLAGE ARTWORK
December 21, 2010
New York based artist Aaron Wexler is know for his unique ability to create art out of layered acrylic and paper collages Check out more from the Unbiased Writer!
OS GEMEOS| LISBON EXHIBIT
May 25, 2010
Artists Os Gemeos share a recent public piece they did on a multi-story building in the Portuguese capital of Lisbon Read the rest of this entry »
