Art
Miscellaneous Adventures
The Working Artisans' Club — Some people are built to create – to shape their future with their own two hands. Before Huck launches the new Working Artisans' Club for 2014, we revisit the rad makers we met last year. In a quiet forest in West Sussex, Andrew Groves is reviving the lost art of whittling in the woods.
Written by: Tetsuhiko Endo
Pete Fowler
Pick Me Up: Field Notes Part I — Artist Pete Fowler talks about his new work and collaboration with Beach London at Pick Me Up graphic arts festival.
Written by: Lily Bonesso
Jay Riggio
Things That Inspire Me — Jay Riggio's handcrafted dreamscapes are taking cut-and-paste art to a new surreal place.
Written by: Andrea Kurland
The Art Of Fantasy
Christopher Conn Askew — Dark figures, strange creatures, and night-blooming flowers are just some elements in Christopher Conn Askew's art of fantasy due to be exhibited in London this month.
Written by: HUCK HQ
Austin Kleon
Show Your Work — Good work is all about process, artist and author Austin Kleon says. Share your process and it will bring you closer to your audience. He's inspired Huck to launch a new series "Show Your Work" and we want you to be involved.
Written by: D'Arcy Doran
Thierry Noir
Painting Walls — Huck meets Thierry Noir, the French Street Artist who was the first to paint on the Berlin Wall.
Written by: HUCK HQ
Bidders Bizarre
Why I Do What I Do — Marbles & Ware Collective are fighting to get emerging artists' work the attention it deserves.
Written by: Alex King
Ryan Heshka
B-Movie Badassness — Creepy comic art, 1950s B-movies and nature's underworld inspire Canadian illustrator Ryan Heshka who's in a group show at Atomica Gallery next month.
Written by: Shelley Jones
Immersive Performance Art
Chapel Perilous III — With cosmic performance art piece Chapel Perilous III, photographer and musician Eleanor Hardwick will take you on a trippy journey through your senses.
Written by: Shelley Jones
RRAA.-
Aesthetic Vandalism — Argentine street artist and culture-hacker RRAA.- modifies advertising billboards to remind us that we are more than just consumers.
Written by: George Kafka