C215 in Milan
Posted: March 10th, 2010 | Author: RJ | Filed under: Photos | Tags: c215 | No Comments »C215 recently painted one of his classic stencils in Milan…
C215 recently painted one of his classic stencils in Milan…

Logan Hicks
Thursday night was the opening of Green Day’s The Art of Rock at StolenSpace Gallery. It would have been easy for Green Day to put together a street art show full of random artists that street art fans would hate but Green Day fans would like because it has the Green Day name on it. Instead, The Art of Rock was curated by Logan Hicks and he got some really talented artists involved.
My personal favorite was this piece by Chris Stain, one of his best I think:
And I think you really have to see Logan Hick’s laser etched pieces in person, but this shot should give you some idea. The background is laser etched.

Each piece in the show (other than Logan’s portraits) is based on the lyrics from a song off of Green Day’s latest album.

C215

Sixten

Broken Crow, Ron English and The London Police
If you ever liked Green Day, you need to check out this show. The lineup is solid, the art is great and the connection to music is different.
Photos by S.Butterfly
As part of Vandalog’s “Great in ‘08″ series, which will be running every day for the rest of the month. Check out previous posts here. Street artists from across the world have been given one post to give away to one artist who they feel has been doing great work recently. Today Armsrock (whose show with elbowtoe opens at thinkspace gallery today) and PaintGoggles have both picked the same artist.
Who is one artist doing really great work right now?
PaintGoggles: One artist making great stuff right now is C215. C215 creates work that is beautiful and seemingly personal. He consistently makes paintings that are both delicate and aggressive. The use of light in his work is truly amazing. He is also crazy prolific.
Armsrock: One of the people who’s work in the streets continues to impress and inspire me, is C215.
To me he seems to be constantly exploring the idea of what stencil art can do and could be. His pictures have a wonderful way of acknowledging and integrating themselves in their surroundings, taking in regard the space and the people who inhabits it. There is something deeply compassionate and honest in his pictures, and I greatly admire him for that.
C215 has a show opening tonight at Ad Hoc Art’s project room. See more photos of C215’s work after the jump… Read the rest of this entry »