Agent of Change recently went to Scotland to paint an abandoned village. Looks beautiful. That’s all I’ll say. They made this short film, it explains the rest:
The Ghostvillage Project from Agents Of Change on Vimeo.
Agent of Change recently went to Scotland to paint an abandoned village. Looks beautiful. That’s all I’ll say. They made this short film, it explains the rest:
The Ghostvillage Project from Agents Of Change on Vimeo.
It’s always nice when an artist’s painting process is as interesting as the end result. Here is a live painting video of Marco Grassi aka PHO which caught my eye:
Marco Grassi aka PHO from stylemag on Vimeo.
Loving this video from the folks at MuTate Britain of Best Ever and Dead Leg painting a piece. It even includes a bit of animation.
And I’m thinking that the MuTate guys would like me to mention their new shop which is now online.
My highlight of Art Basel was almost definitely Primary Flight, the huge mural project in the Wynwood district. They had over 100 artists painting murals, from big names like Shepard Fairey and Nick Walker to local graffiti writers. Here’s some of what they did.
Joe and I made a video about the project:
Many many more photos on Jeremiah Garcia’s flickr
As previously mentioned, the Burning Candy crew painted an amazing mural at The Thousands last month. I spoke with Sweet Toof about that mural, so here’s that conversation and a time lapse of the mural going up:
Here are some videos from my time in Miami. I’m just about to go to Basel (finally), but I thought I’d share some of what I’ve seen so far at The Anonymous Gallery‘s booth at SCOPE.
First, here is a tour of The Anonymous Gallery’s booth:
And here’s a bit more about that sound sculpture by David Ellis:
Recently I’ve been posting some videos here from Babelgum.com. This week was the launch of my show there, RJ’s Street Art London. About two episodes will go online each week. So far I’ve interviewed Luc Price, filmed Roa painting, given tours of The Thousands and wandered around numerous art openings in London.
You can visit RJ’s Street Art London at www.babelgum.com/rj
Oh, and thanks to Jon Hammer aka ELATE for painting the logo.
The folks in town for the Lazarides’ Grifters show sure are busy. Ian Cox has been taking some great photos of their progress:
Yes, this post is a bit Choe heavy, but his pieces look really great even if you only see a segment of them, someone like Mode2, you really need to see the finished product. If your curious what else has been going on though, Ian’s flickr stream has more pics.
UPDATE: Even more David Choe:
Next week I’ll be seeing Logan Hicks at Primary Flight in Miami, but for now there is his wall at Espeis Outside in New York City thanks to Brooklyn Street Art. Looks good.
And they even have a time lapse video:
More photos at Brooklyn Street Art