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'Pisces' a sort of emotional self-portrait.

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‘Radioactive’

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Lisinka x INPRNT.

This December I’ve teamed up with INPRNT for 25 Days of Christmas with INPRNT to bring you all some epic ideas for holiday gifts for friends, family or yourself.

For today’s selection I’ve chosen the delicate, dream-like illustrations of artist Lisinka who has these pieces and more available as prints in her INPRNT Store.

As an added bonus, INPRNT is offering 10% off anything when you use the discount code “SSA2015″ so get shopping!

Check out all the INPRNT artists I’ve chosen here.

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Flower Pepper Gallery’s 4th Anniversary Show.

Currently showing at Flower Pepper Gallery in Pasadena, California is a group exhibition celebrating their four years of being a gallery featuring a great line-up of artists like Jeong Woo Jae, Paul Barnes, Tim Conlon, Jaclyn Alderete and Lauren Marx plus many others.

The show is on display until January 19th, 2016.

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I want to do something in art when I go to college but I also don't really want to be homeless.

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Scrap Metal Welded Sculptures by John Brown

via Colossal

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Etam Cru’s “Galimatias” at Thinkspace Gallery.

Currently showing at Thinkspace Gallery in Culver City, California is the long awaited solo exhibition from Polish duo Etam Cru entitled “Galimatias.”

The duo - Made up of artists Sainer and Bezt - are incredibly well known for their large scale street art pieces from around the world where they combine their synchronistic styles into cohesive, stunning works of art. With “Galimatias,” which means gibberish in French, the two have each provided a selection of independent works, from paintings to sketches, that clearly show their mirrored approaches and distinguished, cohesive ideas that permeate throughout their combined efforts.

The title of the show is referring to the work being undefined and wanting the audience to explicitly come to their own conclusions of what these images may mean or in what world they take place. This idea of opened endedness for their work is crowned by the fact that “Etam” means “whatever” or “I don’t care,” providing a thesis on their work immediately. Not that they don’t care about their work but it is up to the person or persons viewing it to make their own choices about what is existing before them and this, I believe, allows even more beauty to be conceived because one is able to find freedom within them.

“Galimatias” is on view until January 16th, 2016. Please continue below to see more work from the show:

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