WANGECHI MUTU

We continue our Black History Month Series with Kenyan-born New York based artist, Wangechi Mutu, whose work constantly challenges the pervasive perceptions of the female persona and our cultural identity.

Whether she voices this through her collages, paintings or installations you will walk away with the swirl of her iconography in your head trying to morph that which you think you know.

*Follow our twitter feed today for great links to interview & other places to check out Mutu’s work. #wangechimutu

The Infinite Mind of a Sinner: Piece 1 by Joanna FerrinJoanna Ferrin is an independent artist and illustration student from New York. Her current series is entitled The Infinite Mind of a Sinner. The series is currently embodied in 5 separate pieces which each show different circumstances in how we as human beings have a sense of infinitude or godliness to us, yet show our imperfections or ”sins” due to our nature as human beings. The works focus both individually on Ferrin’s own self, and on society in a whole. Official Portfolio: www.CargoCollective.com/JoannaFerrinOfficial Tumblr: www.JoannaFerrin.tumblr.com
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The Infinite Mind of a Sinner: Piece 1

by Joanna Ferrin

Joanna Ferrin is an independent artist and illustration student from New York. Her current series is entitled The Infinite Mind of a Sinner. The series is currently embodied in 5 separate pieces which each show different circumstances in how we as human beings have a sense of infinitude or godliness to us, yet show our imperfections or ”sins” due to our nature as human beings. The works focus both individually on Ferrin’s own self, and on society in a whole.

Official Portfolio: www.CargoCollective.com/JoannaFerrin
Official Tumblr: www.JoannaFerrin.tumblr.com

KARIN MILLER

South African Artist, Karin Miller’s work is thought provoking with an eclectic sense of cultural study.

In Miller’s own words her work is “a visual play between beauty and tragedy, rhythm and interruption – searching for a sense of order in the overwhelming chaos of life. Two main metaphors I use are those of disguise and pattern. Apart from the obvious masks, I play games of hide and seek with the viewer. Issues are veiled; in the discovery of detail, deceit is revealed and absurdly inverted.”

via two wonderful blogs ArtsyForager, EscapeintoLife

GIVEAWAY! HAHA Artist Series Button #3  Designed By: Laura Redburn of CARDBOARDCITIES Our Artist Series Button collaboration continues with UK Graphic Designer/Collagist Laura Redburn. Laura was having a tropical vibe when she created these colorful pins for us. If you want them, you gotta tell us! The next 25 people who tweet that to @hahamag, or click here to message us, or comment on this post will be sent these limited edition buttons on us! Let the fun begin! *see our past collaborations here.
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GIVEAWAY!

HAHA Artist Series Button #3 

Designed By: Laura Redburn of CARDBOARDCITIES

Our Artist Series Button collaboration continues with UK Graphic Designer/Collagist Laura Redburn. Laura was having a tropical vibe when she created these colorful pins for us.

If you want them, you gotta tell us! The next 25 people who tweet that to @hahamag, or click here to message us, or comment on this post will be sent these limited edition buttons on us!

Let the fun begin!

*see our past collaborations here.