Rogue Habits

‘Pollution Pods’ Art Installation Simulates Smog Cocktails Found In Five Global Cities

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This year marks the 46thAnniversary of Earth Day and what better way to educate the public on issues facing our planet is London’s Somerset House art installation showcasing "Pollution Pods" created by famous British artist Michael Pinsky. Each unique pod simulates different levels of air pollution found in five different locations: London, New Delhi, Sao Pa[...]

Wanderer’s Tarot: A Must-Have, Dreamy Deck For The Modern Witch and Everyday Woman

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Contemporary witch, artist, writer, tarot reader, and San Francisco native Casey Zabala followed her inner wanderlust and intuition to create the exquisitely hand-drawn Wanderer’s Tarot deck. Modified by the need for feminine insight, these cards were designed for the modern-day witch and everyday woman. “The Wanderer's Tarot is a feminist deck because it ai[...]

Dan Lam’s Trippy, Drippy Sculptures Ooze Otherworldliness

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From her Dallas studio, artist Dan Lam works on a collection of fantastical shiny, sparkly, neon squishes, drips and blob sculptures creating masterful pieces that can only be described as otherworldly. Whether dripping from shelves, freestanding, or mounted on walls, Lam’s art is truly unpredictable. “Since college and graduate school I’ve always been fasci[...]

Thread Caravan Preserves Cultures Through Artisan Adventures

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World traveler, lover of all things creative, and Georgia native, Caitlin Ahern saw a need to connect newfound artists with communities who’ve been perfecting their craft for generations; and so she took action. By bringing these groups together, Ahern hoped to not only offer educational, environmental, and creative opportunities but also to preserve the cul[...]

5 Most Thought Provoking Art Exhibits Around the World

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Let’s face it, looking at items in a glass display case sometimes just doesn't quite do the exhibit justice. Even for the most serious art aficionado, it just doesn't quite compare to when multiple senses are stimulated and you're able to be a part of the show. The history and stories become part of your existence (and make for great photo ops); which is why[...]

Protecting the Sacred: Painter Sheila Dunn’s Resistance + Conservation Art Series Is Seriously Powerful

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Growing up in Fort Collins, Colorado, artist Sheila Dunn spent most of her childhood playing, dancing, and creating in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Now a resident of Bend, Oregon and best known for her vibrant, geometric figure paintings, Dunn’s passion for the outdoors and wild spaces continue and is most reflective in her latest “Resistance” and “[...]

A Tour Of Berlin's Rich Street Art and History

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Berlin is a city of contrasts—one the one hand it’s stooped in tragically gloomy history, yet on the other the city is known for its burgeoning arts scene. Nowhere is this more evident than in the many works of art that adorn the walls and buildings all around the city. The best way to experience Berlin’s booming street art scene is to walk the streets with [...]

11 Macramé Curtains to Die For

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The beloved art of macramé may seem a recent trend, but in actuality comes from a long history spanning multiple cultures and countries. Originating from 13th century Arab weavers, the craft began when they knotted excess threads to create decorative fringes on hand-loomed textiles including shawls, bath towels, and veils. Following Moorish conquest, the ha[...]

Day for Night Is What Every Festival Aspires to Be

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Day for Night is everything you want out of a music, arts, cultural event—a culmination of the greatest minds in the creative realm. It's that magical space that happens when authentic gallery culture and intentional, considered curation challenge the financial requirements of conformity from a mainstream festival. Located in downtown Houston, the fes[...]

How Abstract Art Helped Bridge Divides in Yugoslavia

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Passing through the countryside in southeast Europe, it’s entirely possible to see massive, alien-like concrete statues looming on the horizon, away from galleries, museums and other traditional art venues. These monuments look mighty and mystical, their somewhat neglected appearance giving an impression they are as old as the planet itself. Yet, most of the[...]

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