The Tastemakers Society

joshua clay

liz wolfe

Zoltar the magnificent not the machine is a design collective created by Dan Macmillian and Keiron Livingstone in collaboration with Nike has made a Wunderland. It’s an instillation made up of sculptures and illustrations using Nike inspired influences as the focal point for all the pieces, it was debuted at the London Frieze Art Fair. Wunderland was such a hit at Frieze that Nike decided to run it again at the upcoming Art Basel (Dec. 4-7). Check out an interview with the Zoltar creators and image of some of their sculpture pieces here.

james jean

Alexander Ovchinnikov uses colors and non colors, uses light and no light, makes you think and not think, his work carries many reactions to them but the main two is a focus eye stare and a grin/half smile/semi smirk.  

lola dupre

lucia rodriguez

nate frizzell

An art exhibition on the grand scale is being held at the Grand Palais in Paris, it’s “Picasso and The Masters”, showing some works fromvery dead for a long time now Pablo Picasso. But it isn’t just Picasso on display there are works by Rembrandt (not the toothpaste), Manet, and Goya. And who really cares about any of that if you’re not in Paris or visiting there soon, so you’re just waiting for the link to show you the pics, so here you go.

lola

dan kennedy

I like money like the most of us, but I don’t do anything with it but just spend it like most people do. And when it comes to dollar bills the only way I know how to get creative with it, is too toss it at a strippers, to put it in a vending machine, or hit McDonalds dollar menu up. But Won Park is much more creative than me and has a lot more time on his hands, he’s folded dollar bills to be just about anything you can imagine. Star wars spaceships, animals, cameras, Fred Flintstone, ok not Fred but that would have been cool.