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The article describes a painting created as homage to the band Aerosmith and its members Steven Tyler and Joe Perry, once known as the Toxic Twins for the drug habits. The painting features a bird, which is a classic prison tattoo according to artist Michael Bevilacqua. He calls the painting Dream On...and On after his favorite Aerosmith song.

This article reports on new work from artist David Ellis in 2008. Ellis's art is a combination of painting, sculpture, music, and film. It is noted that Ellis sometimes films himself working to screen in time-lapse later. The article discusses the creation of the painting "Flywe," a trash-pile sculpture, and Ellis's genres of influence as well.

The article focuses on the work of video artist Doug Aitken, who develops his art for film directors, fashion idols, and musicmakers. According to sources, Aitken caused an art-world commotion with his eight-screen video, which won the international prize at the Venice Biennale in 1999. The next project of Aitken will be a film shown on seven exterior walls of MoMA in January 2007. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article features the artist Doug Aitken. Aitken is known for his films and video installation, and his works includes the eight-screen video, "Electric Earth," that has won the international prize at the Venice Biennale in 1999. He has also shot music videos for Fatboy Slim and designed a mirrored installation in Hedi Slimane's Dior Homme boutique in Tokyo, Japan. His next project will be a film shown on seven exterior wall of Museum of Modern Art this coming January 2007.