Crane.tv just posted a video profile on my good friend Yué Wu. I love that they refer to him as “The Parisian Jacques-of-all-trades”. Watch below!

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Parisian artist Yué Wu produced 60 hand-painted bottles for the launch of Absolut Art-Stream. The bottles were photographed and placed in sequence, and the result is a gorgeous animation. I have to say, I know quite a few creative people and out of all of them Yué may be the most talented. Watch the video below!

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My good friend Yue Wu has taken over Le Salon (Atelier Galerie) and has been drawing people for two weeks! I really wish I was in Paris for this! If you are, here’s the Facebook Event. It wraps up in two days but you might still be able to book a session!

Yue’s drawn some famous faces, Busy P, Breakbot – take a look below! PS I stole all these images from his Instagram, follow him @wuyue5.

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Billboards takeovers by Ox.

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God, I wish I was in Paris. This is a general on-going wish but tonight especially as it is the opening of Greetings.

Artists Kyle Field, Nathaniel Russell, and Alia Shawkat (yes, Maeby from Arrested Development) have been staying in the countryside in France making work especially for the show! Danielle Rubi, a talented photographer in her own right, curated the show.

Whole bunch of sneak peek photos below!

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There’s a group show curated by JSBJ called “Bartholomew” up at 12 Mail Gallery right now, so if you’re in Paris you should check it out!

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In honour of the World Cup, I present you with the greatest video on the entire internet! “Refait” is a remake of the 1982 World Cup match between France and Germany. Every detail of the fifteen last minutes of the match was painstakingly reconstructed by Pied La Biche. The sheer pointlessness of it all is hilarious. Enjoy.

Watch the video below!

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A couple months ago I received an invitation to Jodhpur, India, to be a part of the Let’s Colour project. The idea was to bring colour to community spaces around the world in an effort to encourage the people in those areas.

I got a rush visa and was all set to go but there was a mix-up with my flights and I couldn’t get there in time. Lucky for us, award-winning director Adam Berg made it to India (as well as London, Paris, and Rio de Janeiro) and has put together a beautiful look at this inspiring project.

Watch the video below!

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