There’s a pretty neat show of art made from recycled materials up now at the Providence Art Club. Highlights include skyscraper models made out of recycled fence, Islay Taylor’s fancy doily work, Mark Freedman’s cereal box painting, a pinhole camera garbage can, and Rebecca Siemering’s suit made out of lottery tickets and dental floss. It’s […]
Brown University is hosting two installments of “Jews and American Comics.” Telling Superman and Batman to suck it, they’re focusing on real-life Kavalier and Clay-ish heroes such as “Mendy and the Golem” and “Dana Steinberger: The Jewish Cowgirl.” Through Friday, check out “Jews and American Comics: An Exhibition of Popular Art” at Brown’s John Hay
Douglas Miles, connects the universality of mainstream’s skateboard culture to today’s Indian youth. His Graphic imagery of Apache warriors and contemporary “Rez” portraits brings a Native aesthetic and sensibility to the skateboard culture. The Apache skateboards break through a seemingly closed mainstream boundary, reasserting and affirming Indian youth’s presence in the mainstream culture of today.
Hey y’all, we’ve got some galleries. You should check them out. If you’ve got snapshots, or paintings, or postsers, or whatever that you’d like to share with the rest of the Daily Dose Nation send them to us. Be sure to include your name, and a brief description of whatever you are sending us. Get
The lovely Jaime Lowe has been kind enough to share with us her awesome pictures of the last Sunday at Talk Of The Town. See the gallery…