Joshua Allen Harris creates inflatable street sculptures made of trash bags that are attached to grates over subway lines. The sculptures fill with air as the trains move under and deflate as they pass. Check out the videos of the creations below. Unfortunately I cannot find any recent works by the artist. It appears that he had a spurt of work around 2008 and hasn’t kept a website for showcasing his new creations. More below. (more…)

Lucy McRae and Bart Hess are LucyandBart, a team of artists who explore material, texture, and the enhancement of the human form through photographic portraits. View a gallery of their work below. (more…)

Do yourself a favor and head over to Google Art Project. Google has taken their Street View concept and mapped several of the world’s greatest art museums, including virtual walkthroughs and extremely high-def photos of of some beautiful art works. You can sign in and save pieces to your favorites collection, and more.

There are screenshots of the site in action below, along with two explanatory videos. This is a great step forward for arts education and brings these works into your home to scrutinize in greater detail than you can even do in person. (more…)

Sylvia Ji has a number of prints available at 827 Ink. “Red Caribou” seen above is a 24″x24″ giclee in an edition of 150 for $145. Also available are individual prints “Black Widow“, “Nightshade“, “Rose“, and “Wormwood“. In addition to these, there is the La Catrina Box Set featuring four prints in a very fancy wooden box.

All of these products are featured in images below. (more…)