HOW LEO PARK PAINTED THE NEW VIAGRA BOYS ALBUM COVER
Stockholm-based painter Leo Park sat down with us to talk about his recent collaboration with fellow Stockholm natives, Viagra Boys, on the cover art for their new album.
LFG: GROUP EXHIBITION @ THE HOLE
Bezimienny, Botond Keresztesi, Bryant Girsch, Gao Hang, Grant Stoops, Janne Schimmel, Kévin Bray, Ksawery Komputery, Luke Murphy, Magda Kirk, Mashine, Mathew Zefeldand and Ry David Bradley
The Hole is proud to present LFG, a group show of video game aesthetics in art. Centered around Kévin Bray’s epic video-sculpture pictured above, this show immerses you in the world of gaming through painting, sculpture, and installation.
The art world may be large, but the gaming world makes it look minuscule. Of all the creative experiences shaping us in 2025, video games probably rival music in reach—followed by social media, movies, and TV—while somewhere down with “poetry” sits “contemporary art.” So yes, doing an art show about gaming might seem silly because of scale: the diversity of games is so vast it’s barely containable, and trying to address their full aesthetic range through painting alone feels futile. Each frame of an open-world game like GTA could be its own painting—just as evocative, and far more influential.
Tino Razo’s Party in the Back
Tino Razo is a photographer, and artist based in Los Angeles. Known for his roots in skate culture, he released Party in the Back, a photo book that showcases the underground world of backyard pool skating in Southern California, Documenting the skate missions of some of LA’s best skaters but also capturing the beautiful and serene nature of the environment. Pools are an age old thing to skate with so much history behind them, that its great to have a body of work to celebrate them today.
Using Graffiti as Therapy w/ PASER
PASER is one of Tennesee’s most prolific train writers. We got the privledge to hang out with him and see what a week of bombing looks like for him and how he uses graffiti as therapy.
PHOTO JOURNAL // Lewis Derogene
“Mary’s Children,” implies that we are all of divine origin. The project documents stories of the strength of the human spirit in enduring hardship and finding meaning and hope in sometimes very tragic life events.
Photographing the Underground Subway Tunnels w/ Wes Knoll
Wes Knoll is an artist born and based in New York City. H
We followed around Wes as he documents the way he sees New York, shares his thoughts + process as well as the influences behind his work.
