The NO SUCH THING AS TOO MUCH ART Society

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Wait, what!? Yesterday I told you about Volta NYC happening this weekend, and one of the works I shared was a folded paper piece by Polish architect…
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Ah, pressed flowers... except that these are PAINTINGS OF PRESSED FLOWERS!? Seriously. These gorgeous PAINTINGS (watercolor & gouache) are the work of…
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I want to touch EVERYTHING… but I won’t, I promise. This is the work of Bristol based textile artist Anna Gravelle. Here are a couple of snippets about…
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This is the jaw-dropping work of Seoul based Korean artist Yeesookyung. I’ve seen her work in person a few times, and it truly does take your breath…
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On Friday, I posted this artist’s work on Instagram… then immediately fell down a vintage-themed rabbit hole, and clearly had to show you more work…
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Can you imagine photographing icons like Betty White and Prince? Well my podcast guest today doesn’t have to imagine it… it’s HER JOB!?! Yep, American…
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It’s Friday the 13th, so I specifically went looking for something kinda creepy… um, I found it! This is the weird ‘n wonderful work of UK based artist…
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Whoa. This is “Desire Lines”, the latest exhibition by South African artist Igshaan Adams. It’s currently showing at the Art Institute of Chicago…
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Um… loooooooove! I wanted to save this post till later in the week (for my birthday, as the cake seemed appropriate), but I could NOT wait to show you…
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Acrylic. On. Panel. Whoa. This is the jaw-dropping work of Swedish artist Ulla Wiggen. Several of her “Iris” paintings are currently part of “Milk of…
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Every single one… I LOVE EVERY SINGLE ONE! This is the work of Dutch sculptor Frode Bolhuis. His entire portfolio is absolutely gorgeous (the ice creamy…
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Sewing machines and power tools? HELL YES! Today’s spotlight is shining on Canadian artist, and athlete, Mallory Tolcher. As a former basketball player…
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