Spike Art #87 - Everything’s Computer painting A drawn collection of lighters

A drawn collection of lighters that the artist borrowed while lighting a cigarette

Can she survive her case

dive into some Tokyo-born Yakisoba Pan for a much-earned midday break and end the night with crunchy and tender Tonkatsu

The book contains essays by philosopher Dehlia Hannah and curator Nadim Samman and provides an overview of Bismarck’s most recent works in which the artist has dealt with the forces of nature: Lightning strikes

societal aspirations

Spike Art #87 - Everything’s Computer painting A drawn collection of lightersGo on, admit it. Theres no longer a meaningful distinction between real life and life online, up to and including sitting around in the park. So why shouldnt art reflect the furious, melancholic, psychedelic sensation that, even when we make our screens dark, weve all been permanently logged on? A new era deserves new aesthetics, but also fables, values, and protocols. Everything is interwoven. Everythings computer. Featuring Brian Droitcour on lore