The spirit of adventure and the love of art fueled a journey to visit some of the most impressive gallery venues in the world, which inspired us to add to the Gagosian Damien Hirst Spot Challenge.
Our version of the challenge went like this: anyone who took a photo using [...]
In honor of St. Valentine, we’ve discovered works of art fit for Cupid, the hopeless romantic, and the loyal art collector.
This Neon piece by Tracey Emin is a true expression of love and can be found on ArtSpot at
Last night’s opening of the “Damien Hirst the Complete Spot Paintings 1986 -2011″ exhibit at the Gagosian Gallery in Beverly Hills had me seeing spots too!! When you first walk in the gallery the two story 21ft spot painting on canvas hits you with the total “wow” factor. Throughout the gallery [...]
HOLY COW!! We are super excited to find out that The Next Web mentioned ArtSpot in their article, “7 of the Best Tech Innovations on Kickstarter!” Check it out….there’s some really cool other projects. My personal favorite (and one we backed in addition to ArtSpot) is the Printrbot 3D printer!! [...]
And the TED Prize goes to….French Street Artist, JR! His wish was “… for you to stand up for what you care about by participating in a global art project, and together we’ll turn the world…INSIDE OUT.” Sounds easy enough, right?! How he does it will truly inspire you to think outside the box [...]
Hello Art Lovers!
ArtSpot is a place to share photos of all the art you love and where to find it. With your help we can build the largest, searchable, location based, database of art in the world….a global art gallery! Learn more about ArtSpot’s cool features below and why we need your [...]
Continue Reading →Damien Hirst is one of the most prominent British artist of the 90′s and the most recognize of the group “Young British Artist”. His work main theme is “Dead” giving a different idea of the definition of mortality, life and in some cases spirituality.
Hirst’s best known works are his paintings, [...]
Continue Reading →Thanks to Banksy and his painting, “I hate Mondays” Moca’s Geffen Art In The Streets exhibition is free every Monday until August 3rd.
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