Here’s the latest piece by Know Hope:
Two great photos have been taken recently of Kid Acne‘s Warrior Women pieces.
This was taken by invisiblemadevisible in London. Love how the rust seems to have rusted through the piece.
And this photo is by Becki Fuller:
I really love these pieces by Cash4/Cahbasmn. I could probably write an essay about them, but maybe it’s just simpler if I like the work speak for itself:
Here’s the latest from Faith47 (click on the image to view it full sized). It’s called “There shall be work and security.”
This is the latest wheatpaste by Mr. Di Maggio in Milan. I think it makes a powerful statement about art. Right now, the public seems like they want to burn the banking community at the stake, while the government seems to see bankers as the most important component of society: they raise the GDP after all (in good years). On the other hand, artists generally aren’t monetarily rewarded by society for adding to an area’s culture. When you get down to it though, who is more valuable? Maybe we should move our tax dollars from bailouts to more art classes and subsidies for artists…
In preparation for his solo show at Ad Hoc, Jef Aerosol has been pretty busy on the streets of New York. Get the real coverage over at BrooklynStreetArt and StreetSpot, and also be sure to check out Luna Park and Sabeth718‘s documentation.
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I’m a big Neckface fan, and this is a nice piece he’s painted in NYC. Luna Park has a great post on The Street Spot with more of his outdoor work.
New work by Jetsonorama via his blog http://speakingloudandsayingnothing.blogspot.com/
Check out the latest Banksy piece which has recently appeared in Park City, Utah, where the Sundance Film Festival starts on Thursday. Apparently there are a few other pieces by him in Park City as well, but this is the only one with a nice photo online so far. I’d love to see somebody take some pictures of all the documentary filmmakers who will undoubtedly be filming this piece over the next few days.
Photo by Brendan Bybee for whitelotuscooks.com