24 Feb 09  /  Uncategorized  /  No Comments  /  Zachary Hayes

I seriously can’t take anymore Shepard Fairey news. With that said, here’s some more Shepard Fairey news (albeit this time,  its much less friendly to Shepard and his work).
The Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston just launched a solo show of work by poster artist (and semi-official Obama iconographer) Shepard Fairey.
But some in the design community feel the “by” in that first sentence is in question, since many of Fairey’s images are based on preexisting photos and illustrations. And this week the [...]

24 Feb 09  /  Art  /  No Comments  /  Zachary Hayes

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23 Feb 09  /  Art  /  No Comments  /  Zachary Hayes

The Carmichael Gallery of Contemporary Art is having the first US solo exhibition of work by UK artist HUSH, entitled Hymn to Beauty. An opening reception will be held on Thursday, March 5th, 2009 from 7.00pm – 10.00pm, with the artist in attendance. The exhibition will be open for viewing through Thursday, March 26th 2009 from 1.00pm -7.00pm.
Hush is stimulated, influenced and driven by his cross cultural experiences. Having trained as a graphic designer and illustrator at Newcastle School of Art and Design, his work has taken him across Asia and Europe, whilst simultaneously developing his prominence as [...]

21 Feb 09  /  Art  /  No Comments  /  Zachary Hayes

Do you have 12 minutes? Watch this video.

21 Feb 09  /  Uncategorized  /  1 Comment  /  Zachary Hayes

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21 Feb 09  /  Uncategorized  /  No Comments  /  Zachary Hayes

Lawrence Yang’s response to the new Pepsi logo.
Visit his blog here or his artwork website here.

21 Feb 09  /  Art  /  1 Comment  /  Zachary Hayes

I love boston.com’s “The Big Picture” series. Their most recent series takes is a fascinating look at people on the job.
When the economy makes big news, many photographs of people at work come across the wires, usually to help illustrate a particular story or event. By collecting these disparate photos over the past few months, I found that a global portrait emerged of we humans producing things. People assembling, generating, and building items small and large, mundane and expensive, trivial and important. I hope you enjoy this look into some people’s work lives around the world.
View the images here.

20 Feb 09  /  Photography  /  No Comments  /  Zachary Hayes