Background Noise, Volume 79: Matt Geer
October 13, 2015
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THE BACKGROUND NOISE SERIES FOCUSES ON THE MUSIC THAT ARTISTS LISTEN TO WHEN THEY WORK, WHAT MUSIC INSPIRES THEM, OR JUST MUSIC THEY LIKE. THIS
Background Noise, Volume 78: Clayton Brothers
October 6, 2015
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THE BACKGROUND NOISE SERIES FOCUSES ON THE MUSIC THAT ARTISTS LISTEN TO WHEN THEY WORK, WHAT MUSIC INSPIRES THEM, OR JUST MUSIC THEY LIKE. THIS
Background Noise, Volume 77: Michael Hsiung
September 29, 2015
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Bio direct from the artist: Born in Chinatown, Los Angeles, Michael Hsiung is a self-taught artist known for his black-and-white pen and ink drawings. His
Background Noise, Volume 76: Plastic Jesus
September 22, 2015
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THE BACKGROUND NOISE SERIES FOCUSES ON THE MUSIC THAT ARTISTS LISTEN TO WHEN THEY WORK, WHAT MUSIC INSPIRES THEM, OR JUST MUSIC THEY LIKE. THIS
Background Noise, Volume 75: Adam Wallacavage
September 15, 2015
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Adam Wallacavage’s South Philly residence is most people’s dream home. Outfitted with the kitschiest of the kitschy, he’s surrounded himself with exactly what he likes,
Background Noise, Volume 74: Danny Minnick
September 8, 2015
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Danny Minnick does it all. Not only is he a well-respected artist in the Los Angeles art scene, but he is also a professional skateboarder
Background Noise, Volume 73: Phobik
September 1, 2015
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Phobik is a self-taught artist from Hollywood, CA. Starting with gory, angst-filled drawings, he quickly progressed into brightly colored paintings, drawing inspiration from comic book
Background Noise, Volume 72: Adam Void
August 24, 2015
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THE BACKGROUND NOISE SERIES FOCUSES ON THE MUSIC THAT ARTISTS LISTEN TO WHEN THEY WORK, WHAT MUSIC INSPIRES THEM, OR JUST MUSIC THEY LIKE. THIS
Background Noise, Volume 71: Shark Toof
August 19, 2015
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THE BACKGROUND NOISE SERIES FOCUSES ON THE MUSIC THAT ARTISTS LISTEN TO WHEN THEY WORK, WHAT MUSIC INSPIRES THEM, OR JUST MUSIC THEY LIKE. THIS
Background Noise, Volume 70: Morley
August 11, 2015
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Los Angeles street artist Morley likes to break up the monotony of everyday routines. He uses witty black and white wheat pastes, often put up
