The controversial Japanese artist Takashi Murakami is best known for his ability to bur the line between high and low arts. His sculptures, prints and other fine art creations are simultaneously tacky yet poised. In 200-, Murakami published  his “Superflat” theory in the catalogue for a group exhibition of the same name. The theory discusses the idea that there

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Yves Klein (28 April 1928 – 6 June 1962) was a French artist working in Post-World War II Europe. He is often pinned as the precursor to the Pop Art movement, as well as an influence on the world of Performance Art. Klein did not relegate paints to the canvas, nor arts to the world

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Luis Gispert is a Jersey born, Brooklyn-based artist who is enamored with the idea of authenticity and branding. Gispert‘s “Decepción”, was a show at the Mary Boone Gallery in Chelsea, NYC, that was hyper focused on a subculture devoted to making both cars and clothes into personal showrooms for designer-logo fabrics. Gispert became so obsessed with the logo-crazy

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