Andrew Guenther is an American artist who lives in New York. Born and raised in Wheaton, Illinois, his work deals with the concepts of the evolution of the self, life and spirituality, and  the evolution of culture. Guenther’s work will appear in a group show entitled MIE: A Portrait by 35 Artists at Freight and Volume, curated by Nick Lawrence and Mie Iwatsuki. The opening will be on Saturday, January 21 from 6 – 8 p.m.

The Poetry Club Art Space is a new underground gallery in the basement of a Bed-Stuy apartment, open to all mediums of art, performance, music, and catering specifically to young and emerging artists. Curated by Melissa Godoy Nieto, in collaboration with María J. Baez and Liliana Zúñiga from Mexico City, their current exhibition, No Sombrero, focuses on the interplay between embracing Mexican culture and the pursuit of contemporary life. All the works all use a Jacob’s ladder toy, commonplace in Mexican households, as their canvas and are all functional. A selection of the 70 works on view are shown here.

Z Behl is a 25-year-old artist from New York working in Brooklyn. She makes drawings that wish they were paintings, paintings that wish they were sculptures, and most recently sculptures that wish they were people. This wooden army is her most recent installation, last seen at Bluxome Point in San Francisco.

Paz Bonfil is a artist and DJ who lives in Tel Aviv.

Russell Patterson (1893 -1977) was an American cartoonist, illustrator and scenic designer. Patterson’s art deco magazine illustrations helped promote the idea of the 1920s and 1930s fashion style known as the Flapper.

Tinker St people are some of my favorite people. Represented by Jesse Miller, Tinker St is a collective of photographers, and one illustrator; a gathering of mutual minds. Friends who take photos, who put pen to paper. Despite the differences in style, form, and nationality Nicholas Haggard, Ye Rin Mok, Thobias Faldt, Estelle Hanania, Peter Sutherland, Ben Pier, and Matty Sidle all share the same singular desire to capture the beautiful, the strange, and the quiet moments around them. With numerous independent and group projects under their belts, and with yet more to come including editorials, books, a series of artist edition shirts and a planned summer group show, the artists represented by Tinker St are frequently up to something somewhere. A camera in a bag, a pen in the pocket.

Above and below image: Ben Pier

Above and below image: Estelle Hanania

Above and below image: Matty Sidle

Above and below image: Nicholas Haggard

Above images: Peter Sutherland

Above and below image: Thobias Faldt

Above and below image: Ye Rin Mok

Fanny Bostrom-Gentle is a Swedish artist who lives in New York. Her work can be seen in Issue 5 of Dossier.

Jess Rotter is an illustrator based in New York. Her t-shirts, sold under the label Rotter and Friends, can be seen here.

Taken from A Journey Round My Skull where many more images can be found, via but does it float.

Mr. Bingo (via Grafikcache)