The World’s Best DIY Skate Parks
via hypebeast.com | photos © Rich Gilligan Brooklyn-based, Irish-born photographer Rich Gilligan has shot some of the world’s most ambitious and elaborate homemade skate parks f
15 Pieces of Firework Art That Will Blow You Away
via artnet.com From bone-shaking, blowout performances to quiet paintings that embody the evanescent beauty of the lights, fireworks have been a source of inspiration to artists fo
Andy Warhol’s Storied Hamptons Estate For $85 Million
via artnet.com Warhol and Paul Morrissey, who directed several of the artist’s films, bought Eothen, the compound in Montauk, New York, for $225,000. The seller is J. Crew CE
Frederik Vercruysse: Tempo Polveroso
via ignant.de | photos © Frederik Vercruysse Photographer Frederik Vercruysse created the series ‘Tempo Polveroso’ while participating an ‘artist in residency
Michele Durazzi’s Surreal Cityscape Art
via hypebeast.com | photos © Michele Durazzi Florence-based artist Michele Durrazi has revealed a series of surrealist cityscapes that are said to have been conceived as “storyt
Goodbye Marfa, Texas
via huffingtonpost.com | photos © – When we love something we inevitably ruin it with our enthusiasm. The pleasure turns passé, the charm fades, we move on to the next shin
America’s Southwest by Photographer Matt Lief Anderson
via ignant.de | photos © Matt Lief Anderson Chicago-based photographer Matt Lief Anderson creates amazing travel images, capturing his many roadtrips in intriguing photographs tha
Modern Rocks Gallery: Never Before Seen Nirvana Photographs
via hypebeast.com | photos © Kirk Weddle Austin-based photographer Kirk Weddle has unveiled a full collection of never before seen photographs of Nirvana from his photoshoot with
Inde/Jacobs, Marfa
via dezeen.com | photos © Åke E:son Lindman Claesson Koivisto Rune has designed an art gallery in Marfa, Texas, which is the Stockholm studio’s first completed project in t
The Top 27 Pictures From The 56th Venice Biennale
via artnet.com As those of you following along from home know, it’s been an action-packed week of art, parties, and even an accidental dip into the canal in Venice at the 56t
Vhils: Incision
via nowness.com The street artist’s ode to Brazil’s forgotten community, the Guaraní “We are all products of the chaos that surrounds us,” says Portuguese street a
Museo della Merda (Shit Museum)
via wallpaper.com Talk of poo has suddenly moved from the gutter to cool design circles thanks to the debut this week of il Museo della Merda – or the Museum of Shit –