Known for using batik in costumed dioramas that explore race and colonialism, Yinka Shonibare also employs painting, sculpture, photography, and film in work that disrupts and challenges our notions of cultural identity. I feel like I am looking at something new and exciting, and I love that. Everyone! Must! See! Art21!!!!

A seminal Pop Art figure, Ray Johnson has been called the most significant “unknown artist” of the post-war period, a “collagist extraordinaire” who influenced both the Pop artists and a generation of contemporary artists besides. Take a moment to look at some of his work and you will see why we will be posting more shortly. Remarkable!I think I am in love… now I am going to try channeling Ray. Ohm!

Wow, look at these stunning little works of art. They are hand cut out of rice paper. Simply precious. It would be so cool to have one framed. You can buy them on etsy at papercutdiecuts shop. Don’t buy the crows…unless it’s a special gift for our office! This guy is amazing!

There will be no more weeping losers, once you visit RE. This incredible store has a bevy of beautiful trinkets and treasures! Most items are found, but they also have new enchanting delights. Ideal for holiday shopping if you haven’t found the perfect gift, for that special someone. Enjoy!

Don’t you just love, love, love this room. We really want to have a cup of tea and read in this lovely room. It’s just a picture from veer, but well worth sharing.

These cute tee’s are a perfect way to start your day. Karma Threads makes clothing for men, women and children. All of their pieces have a positive message and feature unique, intriguing designs.

WOW! I have got to get to a farmers market in Australia. Samantha Robinson makes these detailed porcelain products and sells them at her flower stand. I love the vibrant colors and the way they look when they light up. Check out her website.