Chances are you've seen Romero Britto's joyful, colorful works of art even if you don't know him by name. He's the most licensed artist in history, and his art is everywhere. Exhibited in museums, train stations and hotels. Featured at sporting events like the Super Bowl and the FIFA World Cup. Displayed on vodka bottles, luggage, sneakers, watches…and even bananas.
This Artist's Ice Capsules Keep Summer Frozen In Time
Shintaro Okamoto makes art out of ice. While the artist is known for carving elaborate ice sculptures, Coors Light recently challenged him to create frozen time capsules celebrating the best of summer. Using special freezers at his ice studio in Queens, New York, Okamoto froze everything from fruit to a baseball bat to a patch of grass in giant blocks of ice.
Love okonomiyaki? And seafood, too? Well, you can have the best of both worlds at Okonomiyaki Hiroki. The shop in Shimokitazawa, Tokyo, serves the Japanese pancake known as okonomiyaki topped with seafood. Tomohiro Fujii runs the restaurant, and he is keeping alive a Hiroshima style of preparing okonomiyaki handed down by the shop's founder.
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