Diego Bergia‘s latest animation based on combining video games and graffiti is a parody of Street Fighter 2 starring Revok and Mike Giant. This could really easily come across as corny, but I’m absolutely loving it. It’s for his project LEPOS: The Primary Invasion.
Chelsea Davison is a copywriter in New York City who recently came up with a great new way to play the classic game Truth or Dare. She made a series of 300 cards, each with an option for a “truth” and an option for a “dare” on them, and distributed the cards in Washington Square Park. Some of happened next is shown in this video:
Via AnimalNY
Photo by Chelsea Davison
Neuzz was the latest artist to visit Atlanta for Living Walls Concepts. Here are a few shots of Neuzz and the wall, and a video by Dustin Chambers and Wil Hughes documenting the progress of the mural.
Next up for Living Walls Concepts: Evereman.
Photos by Wil Hughes and Bonham Johnson
Dscreet’s latest film in the DOTS+ series is an interview with Conor Harrington. It was filmed while Conor was prepping for his recent landmark show at Lazarides Rathbone.
Photo by Russell Darling
I think we actually did a pretty good job this week on Vandalog covering what needs to be covered, but here are the few things we missed:
Photo by MOMO
You know those annoying LA street artists who popped up after Mr. Brainwash’s story in Exit Through the Gift Shop inspired everyone in that city who wasn’t starring in a film (and some who are) to start putting up posters and stickers? Well, some of them do have at least one redeemable quality: They disrupt advertisements. And that’s what Cyrcle and a few others talk about in this film for Pharrell’s YouTube channel i am OTHER. In terms of info about the ridiculous mural law battles in LA, it’s not a bad piece (although there’s no appearance from Saber, this in only part one of the story). Just try to ignore all the cheesiness from the artists.
Tomorrow night sees the opening of two rather good looking shows. First up for all you London folk is Roid’s debut solo show, More Than Ever. Judging by what I have seen Roid produce in the past, this show looks like one not to miss. But be quick, its only open until June 3rd.
And secondly, we travel East to Bristol to Art-el Gallery and the opening of a solo show by Erms – Everything begins with an E. Again, the following video looks quality, so get down there and check out the art on show.
Photo by RJ Rushmore
Earlier this year, we posted about the above truck that Dabs, Myla and Kems painted in LA. Now Dscreet has posted this video of the truck being painted as part of his new DOTS+ film series…
Photo courtesy of Dabs and Myla
Lots of news to share this week and I’m late with this post, so let’s get on with it…
Photo by Don’t Fret
Caroline and I were in Baltimore this week checking out Open Walls Baltimore. If you have the chance, definitely make a trip over there. Full posts about Baltimore coming soon. Point is, between Baltimore and moving this weekend, I’ve been lax this week. Things should return to normal on Wednesday or Thursday, but in the mean time, here’s what I’ve been meaning to post about:
Photo by RJ Rushmore
