Brooklyn based artist Aaron Johnson has release a new piece of art for sale on NOWhere Limited. Entitled “Now We Hunt Hippopotamus” he describes it as such:

Now We Hunt Hippopotamus is a convergence of disparate influences, specifically including The Hippopotamus Hunt by Rubens (one of my favorite paintings by one of my favorite painters), Indian firecracker graphics (which I discovered traveling in India in 2005, a trip that completely exploded my color palette), and the David Lynch film Wild at Heart (the title of this piece comes from torrid moment when Isabella Rossellini stares down the barrel of her pistol pointed at the camera shouting ‘Now We Hunt Buffalo!’) I liked the idea of telling a humanity versus nature story in which the human element is represented by miniature severed heads, clearly overwhelmed by the behemoth brute force of the animals raging around the composition

See the others on sale, along with the piece above, after the jump.

4th dimension concrete clock uses a three dimensional clock face to allow for a unique aesthetic, as the hands pass over it. The design is described as:

A wall clock made of one solid piece from cement. Concept of linking time and space is visualized with the form of a spiral staircase that has hands on its top level continuously going down and up as time goes by. Thus, the “4th” dimension. Light and shadow also changes with time in this clock.

Ironlak’s new limited-edition color is a recognizable hue dubbed LRG Green. The color was first introduced at the Agenda Trade Show in Huntington Beach, where POSE, AUGOR, EWOK and WITNES painted a huge mural using the color. The two companies have teamed up to sponsor commissioned walls across the world.

More images after the jump.

Limited to 60, “They Weren’t Ghosts” is the latest release from artist Killingstar through NOWhere Limited. The print is produced on acid-free paper with Archival pigment print. Each print is signed and individually numbered.

Buy here.

In it’s latest video, LRG’s Artist Driven series finds Pose & Witnes visiting Huntington Beach and the world famous Hawleywood Barbershop.

The new LRG artist driven video has just been released featuring the brand’s full team (Augor, Ewok, The Witnes, Pose, and Vizie).  The feature also includes a bonus video on the end with what could be the worlds most epic wall – Hotdogs vs Cheeseburgers – with Steel, Rime, Lango, Reyes, Richard Colman, Persue, Jurne, and the LRG team.

Edition of 100. Available through Nowhere.

“This month as part of the ‘ARTIST DRIVEN SERIES’, Pose & Sever hit up Atlanta, GA for this burner. Check out the 5th installment of our co-op wall project. ” - LRG.

LRG’s fantastic ‘Artist Driven Series’ continues with this new clip of Chicago’s Pose hitting NYC. Head here to check out video no. 1 again.

Back in January, I noted Chicago-based graffiti artist Pose and his work for LRG. As follow up to his project, the brand has created a video exploring Pose’s work. Artist Driven is the series, kicking off here with Pose, and proposing to continue highlight bright young artistic talents.