Herakut are the next artists to take over One Thirty 3, a project space in Newcastle. As usual with shows at One Thirty 3, the focus will be an installation throughout the gallery and the show will only be open for one night. Additionally, there will be one painting for sale and a print with an edition size of 33. This show will only be open from 6:30-9:30pm on July 14th, but the prints will be available online on the 15th.
Photo by Lord Jim
So I got the latest issue of Juxtapoz in my inbox today (I have a digital subscription), and realized that I still haven’t read the last issue yet. D’oh. So while I get on that, here are a few links to keep you busy.
Photo by Beau Stanton
Stolenspace Gallery‘s summer group show opens next week, on July 7th. All the work in this show, prints and originals, will be new. The artist lineup includes D*face, Dan Witz, Eine, Miss Van, Ripo, San, Shepard Fairey, Word To Mother and a number of others. Check out the full artist list on Stolenspace’s website. Here’s a great little piece from Dan Witz that will be there:
The show runs from the 7th of July (opening from 6-9pm) through July 31st.
Photos courtesy of Stolenspace Gallery
Barry McGee’s first exhibition in London in 6 years opens this Thursday evening at Stuart Shave/Modern Art. Do. Not. Miss. This. Show. The private view is Thursday from 6-8pm, and the show will be open through August 13th. We’ve got no idea what to expect, but it’s McGee, so it’s fair to expect something pretty damn interesting. His Street installation with Steve Powers and Todd James is a definite highlight of Art in the Streets right now at MOCA in LA. See you there. And if you’re not in London, I plan to take plenty of photos so check back later this week for those.
Photo by What What
Roa‘s work has made it to the walls around Berlin before, but next month at Skalitzers Contemporary Art he will have his first solo show in the city. Titled Transit, the show will double as the launch of a new book that Roa has made called ROA: An Introduction To Animal Representation, published by Mammal Press. Transit opens on July 9th and runs through August 6th.
While the above piece in Berlin was painted about two years ago, here are some more recent walls from him…
Photo by URBAN ARTefakte and courtesy of Roa
Town & Country is a group show opening next week at 320 Studios in NYC. It’s curated by my friend Keith Schweitzer at M.A.N.Y, Samson Contompasis from The Marketplace Gallery and others. Almost 2 dozen artists are in this show, including Leon Reid IV, Veng, White Cocoa, Olek and Chris Stain. Town & Country will only be open for 3 days (June 28th-30th), but it should be a pretty great three days. The opening is on the 28th from 6pm-midnight.
Photo courtesy of Keith Schweitzer
ECB and Claudio Ethos have a two-man show on now at 101/exhibit in Miami, Florida called Between Night and Day. The show is open now and runs through July 31st. Looks pretty damn cool to me, and I think ECB and Ethos are a great pairing. Here’s some of what’s at Between Night and Day…
Photos courtesy of Ethos
This week the link-o-rama is coming from Steph’s room, where I’ve been staying. After all, got that beautiful baby boy to take care of… Here’s what’s been going on elsewhere in street art this week:
Photo by Peter Fuss
Kid Acne will be getting some major recognition from his hometown of Sheffield in July: He has a solo show at Museums Sheffield‘s Millennium Gallery. The show, Kill Your Darlings, will be opening on July 21st. Okay, this isn’t Banksy versus The Bristol Museum, but it should still be pretty cool. Kill Your Darlings will have pieces from all stages of Kid Acne’s career, as well as some new artwork. I came across an album cover he did a while back which I almost bought just for the artwork, so I’m looking forward to seeing more of his kooky graphic design work as well as whatever new things he’s got planned (hopefully a nice sculpture like in the photo above).
Kill Your Darlings runs through October 23rd.
Photo by Unusualimage
