Reebok pays homage to the famed artist Jean-Michel Basquiat with an inspired Fall 2009 sneaker collection.

A glimpse of artist Titus Kaphar’s first major solo exhibit at the Seattle Art Museum.

Small group show of graffiti artists at Brooklyn’s McCaig-Welles Gallery outshines any exhibit hanging in the “art capital” Manhattan…

Ill collabo from two of today’s finest.

Painter Brandt Peters fills his Los Angeles debut “Cackle Factory” with a crew of freaks.

Seems like the peeps at Legoland California couldn’t wait for the president’s inauguration day so they “pre-created” it for themselves.

Artist James Jean has fun coloring outside the lines…

“30 Americans” exhibit in Miami’s Rubell Family Collection, as featured in the GIANT Dec/Jan issue.

The London-based Lazarides Gallery’s “The Outsiders” group exhibit at an abandoned storefront on the Bowery.

Olafur Eliasson’s “Take Your Time” at New York’s MoMA and PS1 museum.

Banksy goes big in NYC with “The Village Pet Store and Charcoal Grill.”

Deitch Project’s “Substraction.”

It’s been a great year for art but I definitely understand that some of us don’t really “get” art, so I pulled together those exhibits that are cool as hell without the highbrow posturing.

It’s been a great year for art but I definitely understand that some of us don’t really “get” art, so I pulled together those exhibits that are cool as hell without the highbrow posturing.

It’s been a great year for art but I definitely understand that some of us don’t really “get” art, so I pulled together those exhibits that are cool as hell without the highbrow posturing.