Bikes, drawings, bikes, drawings, bikes, and drawings... I'd have to say these are my two loves in life. Here and there I would draw a bike because I enjoyed it. After awhile it became sort of a small collection of drawings. In 2010 I started working with this amazing writer-Jennifer Weitman. Half way through our first project together I had the idea of doing a bike book as well. Jennifer could write the short stories and I could draw the bikes. Like almost everything in life, we both had several projects going on, but kept working on this bike book. In the end it became the nice round number...

Dinosaurs - you loved them as a kid... forgot about them - remembered them and still love them. Pick up your crayons and doing some coloring.

This book contains work created by Angus Ross Baird of Melbourne Australia. His practice begins with photographic material collected in Australia, Spain, Berlin and Poland. The images are put through a process of damage and reductive measures to dissolve the narrative to arrive at final compositions that reveal formal relationships and materiality.
A departure from inherent representation in photography onto the canon of abstraction."

"Hidden in forgotten places across the City, Johannes Mundinger's artworks are found mainly by accident. Colourful faces, fantastic figures and wall-paintings melted totally into decaying facades, create anxiety in dark urban corners. Corresponding to Graffiti, the style of the Artist is in a constant dialogue with this form of the street art. Lyrical and painterly finesse of Mundinger's works remains in contradition to the roughness and inexactitude of urban art. They are unique compositions. The niches of unexpected dazzling beauty hidden between the superficial facades of the buildings are...