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Tattoo Art by Oozy South Korean tattoo artist Woojin Choi, or Oozy, creates detailed black and white works which often incorporate a macabre twist. Oozy’s pieces are often very line-oriented, an effect that resonates with the appearance of classic woodblock prints. You can see more of artist’s work on his Instagram . Our archive is the treasure chest. Just open it and you’ll see. posted by Margaret   via crss

Tattoo Art by Oozy South Korean tattoo artist Woojin Choi, or Oozy, creates detailed black and white works which often incorporate a macabre twist. Oozy’s pieces are often very line-oriented, an effect that resonates with the appearance of classic woodblock prints. You can see more of artist’s work on his Instagram . Our archive is the treasure chest. Just open it and you’ll see. posted by Margaret   via

The Bunkers |  Govaert & Vanhoutte Architects Location: Knokke-Heist, Belgium Photography: Line Øhlenschlæger

The Bunkers |  Govaert & Vanhoutte Architects Location: Knokke-Heist, Belgium Photography: Line Øhlenschlæger

Muralist: Mona Caron Mona Caron is a San Francisco-based artist, engaging in muralism & street art, illustration, art-ivism, and photography. Her focus is on community-informed and site-specific public art. She has created murals in the US, throughout South America, and in Europe, creates stop-motion mural animations, has freelanced as an illustrator, and engages in art-ivism with social and environmental movements. Artist website . Tired of searching all over for art?  Look no further than our Facebook page. posted by tu recepcja   crss

Muralist: Mona Caron Mona Caron is a San Francisco-based artist, engaging in muralism & street art, illustration, art-ivism, and photography. Her focus is on community-informed and site-specific public art. She has created murals in the US, throughout South America, and in Europe, creates stop-motion mural animations, has freelanced as an illustrator, and engages in art-ivism with social and environmental movements. Artist website . Tired of searching all over for art?  Look no further than our Facebook page. posted by tu recepcja  

Contemporary Ceramics by Michelle Erickson Michelle Erickson uses ancient techniques to create contemporary pottery.  Her work is both practical and political. She creates teapots, jugs and plates with her message crafted into the decoration of each piece.   Glen R. Brown, writing for Ceramics Monthly , describes her work as  “… mainstays of a carefully crafted method, an effective strategy in the practice of culturally critical contemporary art.” See more of Michelle Erickson’s work on Instagram .   Your gateway to world of contemporary art – follow us on Instagram , Facebook and Twitter . Posted by Lisa .