The 70th Volume of Hi-Fructose is here.
Our new issue features a plethora of issue exclusive articles, printed on fine art papers, featuring a cover feature on Rachel Hayden, the sculptures of Ghica Popa, the paintings of Anna Weyant, the astro bright art of Benni Pink, a special insert on the detailed drawings of Grisha Kim, a major feature on Christian Rex Van Minnen, surrealist Matt Hansel, Aiste Stancikaite’s narrative paintings, a studio visit with Kelly Dale Moore, Kinshasa street artists, a visit to the Punk Rock Museum and more!
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Hi-Fructose is a quarterly print art magazine founded by artists Attaboy and Annie Owens in 2005. Hi-Fructose focuses squarely on the art which transcends genre and trend, assuring readers thorough coverage and content that is informative and original. Hi-Fructose showcases an amalgamation of new contemporary, emerging as well distinguished artists, with a spotlight on awe inspiring spectacles from round the world.
We love seeing your HI-Fructose collections! Impressive stack of Hf from volume 1-54! Volume 1 was released almost 19 years ago. HF 70 is now available. Thanks to our loyal readers and advertisers for their support. Photo by Roderick Mar Carpio
#hifructose #design #graphicdesign
We love seeing your HI-Fructose collections! Impressive stack of Hf from volume 1-54! Volume 1 was released almost 19 years ago. HF 70 is now available. Thanks to our loyal readers and advertisers for their support. Photo by Roderick Mar Carpio
#hifructose #design #graphicdesign
Soft sculpture by Sally Hewett who was featured in Hf 68.
@sally_hewett
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Scarred by a butterfly. Lycra, foam, embroidery silk, quilting hoop. 70x33x14cm. #sallyhewett #stitchart #embroideryart #embroidery #scarification #butterfly #butts
Soft sculpture by Sally Hewett who was featured in Hf 68.
@sally_hewett
・・・
Scarred by a butterfly. Lycra, foam, embroidery silk, quilting hoop. 70x33x14cm. #sallyhewett #stitchart #embroideryart #embroidery #scarification #butterfly #butts
From @chihumanities
Artist Kelly McKernan (@kelly_mckernan) in conversation with @verge’s Emilia David on the effects AI has had on their career and life’s work.
#imagelaundering
From @chihumanities
Artist Kelly McKernan (@kelly_mckernan) in conversation with @verge’s Emilia David on the effects AI has had on their career and life’s work.
#imagelaundering
Just some of the features in our latest issue, we forgot a few in this video. Thanks for reading us everyone!
Just some of the features in our latest issue, we forgot a few in this video. Thanks for reading us everyone!
(Sound on) Photographer Danny P Bloom says goodbye to San Francisco:
“When I first told a friend about the idea for this project, I burst into tears..
Saying goodbye to this incredible city is one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to do.
I wanted to do something special on my way out - in an attempt to say thank you for all San Francisco has done for me.
I first had the idea to place 15 prints on the bus I ride the most (the 5) — but that didn’t feel personal enough. Plus, it had definitely been done before.
Upon riding the 5 one day, I noticed that there were several baskets with a red “take one” sticker on them. Then it hit me.
I decided to up my project from 15 prints on the bus, to now 165 photos total - with the additional 150 prints being small versions of the larger “permanent” ones that people could keep.
Later that day, I was waiting in line at the post office. Then it hit me AGAIN.
What’s more personal than a sealed letter? Bingo.
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I finally landed on making 150 “love letters” instead of gifting prints. Each one contains a handmade stamp, sticker, and 4 by 6 print of the corresponding 8.5 by 11 above it.
To receive a print, a user is forced to interact with the space and the physical work.
Anyways.. I NEVER expected this project to get the response it did, and I’m beyond touched..
Thank you, once again, for making me feel loved & bringing me joy, San Francisco ❤️
@dannypbloom
(Sound on) Photographer Danny P Bloom says goodbye to San Francisco:
“When I first told a friend about the idea for this project, I burst into tears..
Saying goodbye to this incredible city is one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to do.
I wanted to do something special on my way out - in an attempt to say thank you for all San Francisco has done for me.
I first had the idea to place 15 prints on the bus I ride the most (the 5) — but that didn’t feel personal enough. Plus, it had definitely been done before.
Upon riding the 5 one day, I noticed that there were several baskets with a red “take one” sticker on them. Then it hit me.
I decided to up my project from 15 prints on the bus, to now 165 photos total - with the additional 150 prints being small versions of the larger “permanent” ones that people could keep.
Later that day, I was waiting in line at the post office. Then it hit me AGAIN.
What’s more personal than a sealed letter? Bingo.
-
I finally landed on making 150 “love letters” instead of gifting prints. Each one contains a handmade stamp, sticker, and 4 by 6 print of the corresponding 8.5 by 11 above it.
To receive a print, a user is forced to interact with the space and the physical work.
Anyways.. I NEVER expected this project to get the response it did, and I’m beyond touched..
Thank you, once again, for making me feel loved & bringing me joy, San Francisco ❤️
@dannypbloom
Congratulations to Spencer Tinkham, Makoto Chi, and Sienna Van Slooten on winning the 2024 Susannah Kelly Art Awards for Sculpture, Painting Drawing, and those who win the Artist of Great Potential Awards.
@the.susannahkelly.art.award
We look forward to seeing what new works Spencer makes ahead of their exhibitions at Antler & Talon Galleries later this year!
from Neil of Antler Gallery:
I’d like to say an enormous thank you to everyone who applied. We had over 600 artists submit works for consideration and the caliber was overwhelmingly high.
Thank you also to my friends and colleagues who were part of the jury panel, as well as @hifructosemag for being a wonderful partner in getting year one of this award up and running!
Congratulations to Spencer Tinkham, Makoto Chi, and Sienna Van Slooten on winning the 2024 Susannah Kelly Art Awards for Sculpture, Painting Drawing, and those who win the Artist of Great Potential Awards.
@the.susannahkelly.art.award
We look forward to seeing what new works Spencer makes ahead of their exhibitions at Antler & Talon Galleries later this year!
from Neil of Antler Gallery:
I’d like to say an enormous thank you to everyone who applied. We had over 600 artists submit works for consideration and the caliber was overwhelmingly high.
Thank you also to my friends and colleagues who were part of the jury panel, as well as @hifructosemag for being a wonderful partner in getting year one of this award up and running!
Simply wonderful travel sketchbook of tiny acrylic paintings by Tom Haugomat.
@tomhaugomat
These illustrations are made with acrylic markers and acrylic paint.
#illustrations #sketchbook #sketchbookdrawing #travel #travelsketch #travelsketchbook #japan #tunisia #france #molotow #molotowpaint
Simply wonderful travel sketchbook of tiny acrylic paintings by Tom Haugomat.
@tomhaugomat
These illustrations are made with acrylic markers and acrylic paint.
#illustrations #sketchbook #sketchbookdrawing #travel #travelsketch #travelsketchbook #japan #tunisia #france #molotow #molotowpaint
Loving this sample book..
Via @book_historia
A jewel box of a book ✨ This 19th century French sales sample book contains very thin metal ornaments, made of foil over card. These would have been used like fancy sequins, and adorned everything from cards to clothes! They’re sometimes called Dresdens after the town in Germany where many were made. I know I say this a lot, but this book really floored me 🤩 Part of col. 838 in the Winterthur Library @winterthurmuse 📖
#rarebooks #bookstagram #oldbooks #vintage #victorian #sequins #sequindress #scrapbook #scrapbooking #library #librariesofinstagram #booksofinstagram #fashion
Loving this sample book..
Via @book_historia
A jewel box of a book ✨ This 19th century French sales sample book contains very thin metal ornaments, made of foil over card. These would have been used like fancy sequins, and adorned everything from cards to clothes! They’re sometimes called Dresdens after the town in Germany where many were made. I know I say this a lot, but this book really floored me 🤩 Part of col. 838 in the Winterthur Library @winterthurmuse 📖
#rarebooks #bookstagram #oldbooks #vintage #victorian #sequins #sequindress #scrapbook #scrapbooking #library #librariesofinstagram #booksofinstagram #fashion
