New Tapestry, New Story

Today our friends at Tapestry launched a new ver­sion of their tapa­ble story­te­lling app, inc­lu­ding a new story based on my image “Did I Mat­ter.”  With so many touch screens in our lives, its kinda fun to be able to tap through a little story, step by step, line by line, etc. etc.  You can […]

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Office Art: “Just as the Internet blurred the work/life divide, the Internet is now blurring the art/business divide.”

[Bar­bara Kru­ger. Untit­led (I shop the­re­fore I am). 111″ by 113″. Pho­to­graphic silkscreen/vinyl,  1987. Cour­tesy of the Mary Bo.] PART ONE: Back in my young, early, I got really inte­res­ted in the work of Bar­bara Kru­ger (she uses words and pic­tu­res, so it makes sense, right?). I hadn’t dis­co­ve­red her work through an art gallery, […]

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We Need To Talk — eBay Auction

We Need To Talk! This print is currently up for auc­tion on eBay. Ori­gi­nally drawn in 1998, this is one of Hugh’s most popu­lar ima­ges. Currently the 24″ x 36″ is in our gallery for $2,975.  The piece that is in the auc­tion is an 18″ x 24″ image size, which Hugh will sign and personalize […]

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The gapingvoid Tapestry

Tapestry, a won­der­ful little picture-storytelling app from NYC did a lovely job of cap­tu­ring the backs­tory of my “I don’t have friends” piece, one of my all-time favo­ri­tes.… [To read the entire ori­gi­nal backs­tory, go here.]

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The gapingvoid Manifesto, a work in progress

[One of the pie­ces we did for Techc­runch etc.] The gaping­void Mani­festo, Draft One. [This is what we have so far. Jason (our CEO) wrote most of it. We feel we’re on the cusp of something, now we just need to make it more real for other peo­ple. Feed­back wel­come, thanks. Exci­ting!] PART ONE: Busi­ness is language. […]

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history of my blog

[Upda­ted ver­sion of a 2007 car­toon.] [Backs­tory: About Hugh. E-mail Hugh. Twit­ter. Limi­ted Edi­tion Prints. Car­toon Archive. News­let­ter. Book. Inter­view. Essen­tial Rea­ding: “Everything You Always Wan­ted To Know About ‘Cube Gre­na­des’ But Were Afraid To Ask.”]

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