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Anything Also Anyhow is eeshaun’s second solo art exhibition (about time, brother), and it happens this Friday. A must visit.

I am speechless. This must be the most poignant performance art I’ve seen thus far. Special thanks to Tania for sharing.

An inspiring talk by self-taught artist, Raghava KK. Born in Bangalore, India, in 1980, Raghava KK’s work has spanned genres as widely disparate as painting, sculpture, installation, film, performance, and even his own wedding.

The protagonist Icarus, the Mannerism of the Renaissance and the symbol of sublime power Air Force One -the plane of the American President- are the main points in this work, says Baptiste Debombourg.

My mate, Leon, one of the best living artists I’ve met in the world, will be staging a collective exhibition with Wayne Bregulla, at Culture Club Gallery, Hong Kong, from February 10 – March 9 2010. I have this insane idea of flying to Hong Kong just so as to catch his exhibition. We’ll see.

My friends at OIC Singapore has got a new blog and I’m proud to be part of its birth. Go visit.

Guess who was at the blankanvas birthday bash too? I can’t think of a more appropriate message from the Genius than this.

Gotta love that line “I use so much white space it’s racist”.

By Theo Firmo. Yum. NSFW, evidently.

Marc John echos my sentiments about this week. This original drawing measures at 5 x 7 inches is available for sale at only USD45.00.