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Kris Kuksi Masters In Art

Kris Kuksi Masters In Art

Wow. That's the first thing that comes to mind when you view Kris Kuksi's sculptures. The intricacies and great level of detail, the statements being made, the old time feel he brings to modern day artwork -- all leave you in awe. Kuksi's paintings, however, in contrast to his sculpting are much more subtle and quiet. Extremely clean and polished with the focus being on one subject at a time. His canvas work seems almost the polar opposite of his sculpture work. Much more contemporary and colorful but equally as amazing. The fairly young artist from Missourri takes all of his experiences and knowledge of life growing up and channels it into his art to show the world his unique perspective. He embraces that which the world is reluctant to accept and challenges that which is easily accepted, be it religion or materialism. Finding an artist able to gravitate from medium to medium with Kris Kuksi's level of skill in each one is extremely rare and it's easy to see why he's touted by everyone from Nike CEO's to hollywood greats for his work.

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Remi Rough: London Legend

Remi Rough: London Legend

Remi Rough is a legendary street artist from London with a passion for his work that extends far beyond his own work. Rough often gives praise to other street art greats, old and new, in his interviews and on his personal blog. He lives for the culture and has stated that he would like to see it continue developing as opposed to becoming safer and safer the more the general public begins to accept it. For a man who put up his first work in the mid 80's, his youthful spirit and excitement remains in tact, even as he's gravitated to doing more abstract pieces. "All the things I learnt as a writer inform my strokes and decisions", says Remi Rough in a recent feature with cyfe.com. These days the 40 year old keeps plenty busy whether it's recording music (which he's done for nearly two decades in addition to his art), hanging out at festivals such as Miami's Art Basel, or working on new projects with the up and coming generation apiring to follow in his tracks. 

From Down Under To The Top Of The World: Anthony Lister

From Down Under To The Top Of The World: Anthony Lister

Anthony Lister originates from Australia but has travelled all around the globe putting his brilliant art work on display. Lister works with a variety of mediums, including but not limited to painting, drawing, videos and digital art. Popular culture is often his target subject. Without completely defacing our known icons and superheros, Lister adds his own personal street art touch to recognizable figures. His bold in-your-face style straddles the fence between art and comic book. The artist currently resides in Brooklyn, NY with his family, who also often are subjects of Lister's artwork.

Feature interview with Dadeism

Feature interview with Dadeism

 

After a grueling 2 years of production, 2 radio debuts,  and 8 months in hiding, underground Hip Hop producer and engineer Dadeism gives IHLET some much needed face time to discuss
trials and tribulations, friends, love, work and of course a brand spanking new LP in the works!

The Couple That Paints Together: Dabs Myla

The Couple That Paints Together: Dabs Myla

Today is Valentine's Day so this is even more appropriate. Dabs Myla is a painting duo originally from Australia currently working out of L.A. Unlike other duo's, this work is being produced by a couple who live together, wake up, create art, and repeat -- every single day. They claim not to be tired of each other but instead having fun with their lives and their work. The happiness shows in the art too. A smiling face can be spotted from a distance in almost all of their paintings. The colors are vibrant, the faces are playful and full of energy. It seems like work only a couple in love -- with themselves and with art -- could produce.

Street Artist Gabriel Specter Offers A Different Perspective

Street Artist Gabriel Specter Offers A Different Perspective

World reknowned artist, Gabriel Specter, is as much researcher and historian as he is a street artists. Where as most of his counterparts are in search of locations where they can leave their stamp, Specter seeks neighborhoods and locations with rich history and a story then attempts to use his art to illustrate that. The Brooklyn Based artist not only paints, but also sculpts, draws, and molds to get his vision across. The natural rebel spirit that most street artists have isn't lost on Specter, part of his collection has him altering advertistemnts of brands like McDonalds and Taco Bell to change the messages behind them. Specter's choice of locations and his socially conscious mind allow his quiet (rarely does Specter paint massive pieces) work to stand out the way it does.

Color Me Bad: Artist Zed1 Paints Real Life Into The Surreal

Color Me Bad: Artist Zed1 Paints Real Life Into The Surreal

Artist ZED1 takes color and uses it as a vehicle to take us to the surreal. His canvas portraits and graffiti work challenge reality and then some. In a ZED1 piece, his caricatures have little bounds or limits to what they can do, yet there still remains enough real life emotion to keep you from writing him off as a cartoonist or a playful artist. These pieces have seriousness, sadness, joy, vulnerability and life all breathing out of them. 

Rebel With A Cause: Los Saber

Rebel With A Cause: Los Saber

When you look at the fine art of Saber you immediately get a graffiti feel. That's because Saber is a street artist who just happens to be capable of masterful oil paintings at well. Even so, his street roots aren't left far behind. In his canvas work, Saber evokes the free writing style used by graffiti artists on the streets. The same kind of shadowing, rebelliousness and disobedience he leaves on the walls of Los Angeles, he's able to do with a paintbrush as well. Saber was introduced to the graffitti world at age 13 by his cousins and since then he's been on it. He is credited as having the largest piece of graffitti ever -- a football field size creation on the infamous LA river bank. His account of his first attempt at "The River" plays out like many of the hollywood films shot on the river. It has him hopping barbed wired fences with gallons of paint, his legs and hands bleeding, being chased by police helicopter and hiding in his friends van to return another day. He believes graffiti artists are not only expressing their emotions with their work but at the same time controlling the landscape of the cities they paint in. That fearlessness passion for his work is what has made Saber a legend in street art, not only in Los Angeles but all over the world.

Josh Taylor: Painting Bold Statements

Josh Taylor: Painting Bold Statements

The artwork of Josh Taylor has plenty of political undertones and social commentary embedded in it. Similar to a cartoon TV show like The Boondocks, Taylor's paintings appear playful but underneath lie messages about society, the government, and the world in general. The color schemes and vivid ways in which Taylor distributes acrylic paint will draw in anyone, teenager to full grown adult, to appreciate it's aesthetic value; but only an audience paying careful mind will see beyond the beauty of the artist's work and notice the many statements he is making. According to his website, Josh Taylor died in 2037 and his art, which is far better than anyone else's, was taken by the government due to it's controversial nature. Obviously that is said in gest but Taylor clearly wants his fans and anyone who comes across his work to be aware that he's not just a painter who paints to paint, he is saying something.

Step Right Up To The Work Of Bryan Cunningham aka Mutie.

Step Right Up To The Work Of Bryan Cunningham aka Mutie.

Artist Bryan Cunningham, also known as Mutie, specializes in using a variety of mixed media to create. His work consists mostly of the kind of art you would find at a psychic reading or in the home of a spiritual healer. That's where he draws his inspiration; from the aspects of our society that advertise, whether true or untrue, to be able to make your life better. Mutie incorporates his painting skills with wood craftmanship to make unique pieces that offer up promises like "Hex Remover" or "Evil Gone" (a house blessing). It is unclear looking at his work whether the artist believes in the kind of out of this world concepts marketed in his art or if it's merely a result of what inspired him after browsing the back of comic books and taking in sideshows on the streets. Either way, he does a clever job at replicating "the other world" for those of us in this world to take in.

The Work of Kyle Hughes-Odgers: Medium Rare

The Work of Kyle Hughes-Odgers: Medium Rare

There seems to be very little limit to the mediums modern day artists are capable of using. There was a time when an oil painter typically remained solely an oil painter, but today we find artists like Kyle Hughes-Odgers who work through a variety of mediums from acrylic on wood, to canvas paintings and street art as well. Odgers' paintings come together more like construction. You can see the native Australian stacking his imagination piece by piece until a fine work of art is produced. The ending result is typically a glossy image cut to precision and tinted with solid colors that takes you to many places. Only fitting considering the many styles the artist is capable of.

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