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• Jessica Labatte

  Get lost in Jessica Labbatte’s colorful world. | via Svartkonst

• Uno Moralez

  Let’s get weird: There’s nothing I don’t like about this work by Russian illustrator Uno Moralez.

• The Armory Week Guide | Artlog

  Artlog / The Armory Week Guide. Having spent this past December at Art Basel Miami, we can fully admit we’re art fair snobs and addicts. The Armory Week grouping of fairs and shows is never a disappointment, so much art crammed into 4 days, forcing us out of our comfortable winter cocoons and out into [...]

• Ellis Nadler’s Cards of Wu

  The Cards of Wu is a project by Ellis Nadler, and was conceived as a “satire on the Tarot in a set of 78 woodcuts.” As a reformed Tarot junky, I had a chuckle or two. | via Drawn

• Vanessa Lamounier

  Let’s be honest: there’s no shortage of fashion-magazine-collage art out there. It’s practically a genre in itself. But somehow, Vanessa Lamounier is able to make me look at things in a whole new way with her ugly, fractured, prismatic renderings of skinny blondes and naked girls in knee-highs. Check out her Flickr for more. | [...]

• A Sequence of Circles Traced by 500 Individuals | Clement Valla

  Using a technology service called Mechanical Turk from Amazon, Clement Valla creates interesting crowd sourced videos. Mechanical Turk in itself is a pretty awesome system, the idea being that people can sign up to complete HITs (Human Intelligence Tasks) like, drawing a line, or subsequently, they can sign up to request other people to complete [...]

• The Sketchbook Project 2012

  The Sketchbook Project is a new yearly exhibition organized by the Brooklyn Art House Co-Op. Organized through their local gallery/shop, The Brooklyn Art Library, The Sketchbook Project is a traveling exhibition of sketchbooks created by artists like YOU. “Anyone – from anywhere in the world – can be a part of the Project. To participate [...]

• D. Cuypers’ Frieze Portraits

  Charles Saatchi, Chapman Brothers Two Minute Portraits by Damien Florebert Cuypers. These were done at the Frieze Art Fair for Nowness. | via It’s Nice That Hans Ulrich Obrist (one of my personal heroes), Tracey Emin John Baldessari, Jeff Koons

• Eda Akaltun

  Crushin hard on Eda Akaltun‘s collage work right now. | via Nobrow

• 58 Cents by David Horvitz

  David Horvitz is a Brooklyn-based artist whom I admire and respect very much. In his new project 58 Cents, he aims to pay off the entirety of his student loan debt by asking total strangers to send payments to Sallie Mae, one 58-cent-check at a time. Wish I’d thought of this first… Funny, smart, practical.