Last week was the opening of Jonathan LeVine‘s 5th anniversary group show. The full list of artists in the show is pretty staggering, but here are a few of my favorite pieces. These photos are from Arrested Motion, where you can find plenty more about the show.

WK Interact, awesome as always

Some of the best Rubik's Cube pieces I've seen from Space Invader

An absolutely classic piece from Shepard Fairey

Photos by Joe Russo for Arrested Motion

Jonathan LeVine Gallery‘s next show is going to be a very special one. It’s their 5th anniversary group show, and it opens on Saturday the 27th. The line up of artists is staggering. Highlights for me include WK-Interact, Dan Witz, Date Farmers, AJ Fosik, Calma, Shepard Fairey and Jim Houser.

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A couple of ago, I posted some pictures of Doze Green’s latest solo show at Jonathan LeVine Gallery in NYC. I hate to be too repetitive, but today I found this nice video tour of the show which offers some insights in the work.

As previously mentioned, Doze Green’s show at Jonathan LeVine Gallery opened last week. Here are a few pictures of his new artwork:

I’m not usually a fan of Doze’s work in color, but this piece is sweet…

Photos from Arrested Motion, where you can find plenty more pictures from this show

Beach Blanket Bingo, the summer show at Jonathan LeVine Gallery, opened this week. Here are a few of my favorite piecest there:

Dan Witz

Elbowtoe

Erik Mark Sandberg

AJ Fosik

WK-Interact has been around forever and I think his style is pretty identifiable on the street, but his latest show at Jonathan LeVine Gallery is a new direction for WK. “12 Angry Men” opens on the 27th, and while the fascination with motion is still clear, there is a new focus on faces. Can’t wait to see the whole series.

Also opening that night at the same gallery is a solo show by Space Invader. Although I love Invader’s little mosaics, this show seems MUCH less interesting. The rubik’s cubes were cool at first, and I respect that he actually takes the time to properly put the colors in the right spots on each cube, but these album covers seem boring to me. Have a look: