I’ve been look­ing at the com­bined efforts of Nelio and THTF, an artist and artist col­lec­tive, respec­tively, who have pro­duced an exhib­tion, Tran­si­tion, that exists both inside and out. From Gallery All-Over: For this project, they will try to com­bine these two pro­ce­dures. With a facil­ity that will take shape in the gallery Shared fla­vors ...

Kelly Tun­stall is an artist and col­lab­o­ra­tor. She is one half of KeFe, work she cre­ates in con­junc­tion with artist Fer­ris Plock. I find her work exquis­ite, in terms of the han­dling of media and the ele­gance in which she por­trays her sub­ject mat­ter. Kelly’s prints and paint­ings are latent with sym­bols, long necks, and ...

I am ter­ri­bly behind in look­ing at sub­mis­sions and look­ing through all of the awe­some works on Brown Paper Bag’s Flickr pool. For that, I am sorry, every­one! I know there is some great stuff I am miss­ing… such as the col­lab­o­ra­tion between Jesse Treece and Jef­frey Meyer (aka Goof­but­ton). Jesse explains, “Jef­frey had a ...

Street artist JR was this year’s TED Prize win­ner (I wrote about him on Brown Paper Bag, remem­ber?). What is the TED Prize, you ask? Not only is it $100,000, but it allows you resources to carry out your wish for the world. Past win­ners have used this prize to help com­bat poverty, tackle obe­sity, ...

This past Sat­ur­day I attended the open­ing for Conec­tado: Con­nect­ing at the Cre­ative Alliance in Bal­ti­more. I per­son­ally know the artists col­lab­o­rat­ing on the piece, Jaime Ben­nati and May Wil­son, and I was really impressed with the instal­la­tion they had put together. Jaime and May had really trans­formed the space, with a totem-like struc­ture of ...

You might remem­ber last Wednes­day when I posted my col­lab­o­ra­tive inter­view with Mia Christo­pher. In that inter­view, she men­tions par­tic­i­pat­ing in a col­lab­o­ra­tion with fel­low artist Kyle Pel­let. I wanted to go ahead and post pic­tures of their col­lab­o­ra­tions because I think they’re great. Mia and Kyle a com­pleted these while at a street mar­ket ...

Rob Jones is an artist/illustrator work­ing out of Lon­don. He works inde­pen­dently as well as apart of the Wolfwind Col­lec­tive. Rob’s draw­ings and paint­ings, while var­ied, reflect a style that’s ded­i­cated to a more naive under­stand­ing of the world and art. I really enjoy his take on this, and love the way Rob pushes and ...

Allyson Mell­berg Tay­lor is an artist in the Mid-Atlantic US cre­at­ing exquis­ite draw­ings. She works closely with her hus­band, Jeremy Tay­lor, and together they run a blog that details projects they work on (both col­lab­o­ra­tively and indi­vid­u­ally) and the cre­ation of non-toxic artist materials. A lot of Allyson’s draw­ings make me squirm. The involve par­a­sites, ...

I men­tioned on Twit­ter today about today’s fea­tured artist col­lab­o­rate. Stu­art White is an artist and illus­tra­tor based out of Glas­gow that has orga­nized a few col­lab­o­ra­tions with the public. One col­lab­o­ra­tion that I par­tic­u­larly enjoyed was the Hith­erto 7″ Post­card Record. Apart of the Six Cities Design Fes­ti­val, he helped Hiterto orga­nize an event ...

Make Maps is a project started by Adam Hayes. Using the tal­ents of artists and illus­tra­tors, Make Maps is the response to the task of cre­at­ing a map of of where peo­ple feel that they belong. This can include places they once lived, wish they lived, and even fic­tional places. Each map is accom­pa­nied with ...