The work of Mike and Doug Starn has always been as much about the process as it is the subject matter. The materials used to create their photographs have always worked to inform the subject matter and offer another way to engage their work. In person, the work can be massive in scale and worth [...]

Here are some fantastic paintings by Japanese artist Yuji Yamada. The tightly cropped paintings give you enough information to capture the essence of the subject, which in this case are athletes in action. Check out his website for more artwork and his flickr photostream for some interesting scenic imagery.

The new exhibit from Chris Beas is titled Tamburello, named after Imola’s infamous Formula One race track. It’s a stretch of road marred by the tragic events of the 1984 Grand Prix where two drivers crashed and a third died. Artist Chris Beas uses that race to create his new exhibit at Martha Otero [...]

Danish artist Peter Callesen creates meticulous sculptural works by cutting single sheets of paper and using the removed paper to create figures or buildings. Callesen states, ‘The negative and absent 2 dimensional space left by the cut, points out the contrast to the 3 dimensional reality it creates.’

His installations, meanwhile, involve complex layers of paper [...]

One thing is obvious when looking at the work of papercut artist Rob Ryan, all things are connected. This is not only a defining element of his technique but the subject matter in much of his pieces. The skill on display brings you in to his work but the stories give depth and a delicate [...]