Ace NYC room artist Mike Perry is donating 100% of the sales from his online shop for the rest of March to help Japan recover. Please go check it out.

Show posters in shared triple room 421 at Ace Hotel Portland, posted to Twitter by Jen.

Jasper Wong made these illustrations and our friends at Ice Cold Frames framed them. They just finished installing the pieces in loft suite 611 at Ace Hotel New York. Mr. Wong is a Hong Kong-based artist and co-founder of Above Second artist-run gallery and studio space. He confesses to having ”a frosty illustration style that developed around an odd and unhealthy obsession with the color pink, Mr. T, and magical laser beams.” Check out more of his work on his website.

Our longtime friend, Shepard Fairey, wheatpasting in very hot weather at Ace Hotel Seattle before it opened in 1999.

Terence Koh has installed his piece, Big White Cock, in the storied Room 1011 at Ace Hotel New York for keeps. A limited run of prints are available through Exhibition A while they’ve got them.

Terence Koh collaborates frequently with Lady Gaga and has written invisible poetry and transformed a Hamptons corn field into a secret sculpture garden. This print was inspired by his iconic neon light sculpture. Here, Terence transforms his original work into a symbol of white male aggression glowing before a stark black background. Source material for his original work was borrowed from the marquee signage outside a famous East Village gay bar. Like the majority of Koh’s creative output to date, Big White Cock tackles themes of identity, sexuality, containment and the urban experience — as sublimely beautiful as one of Terence’s invisible love poems.

The paint’s basically still wet. Just finished in room 627 at Ace Hotel New York by Annica of Dirty Bandits.

Michael Anderson is the artist responsible for lining the lobby stairwell at Ace Hotel New York with graffiti stickers. He is a controversial, innovative and interesting person we’re glad to know. Michael has a show opening at Claire Oliver today in New York called The Street is My Palette. There’s a reception tonight from 6-8pm at the gallery, where you can meet the artist and see the pieces he’s created around the impulse to tear down, reconstruct, question and reuse advertisements — a reclamation of the public and interior space.

Resident artist Johnne Eschleman recently posted a secret code in room 727 at Ace Hotel New York. Solving it may be easy for some, difficult for others. Depends on the quantity and quality of what you’ve imbibed before making it back to your room. If you can’t parse it, drink lots of water before you go to bed.