It seems like Vandalog’s FAME coverage is never going to end (and given how awesome the festival is, why should it?). Here’s a video of Lucy McLauchlan painting outside at FAME. I missed this seeing this piece while I was there unfortunately, as I didn’t have a car, but it looks fantastic in video.
This latest piece by Above is pretty cool and something that a lot of street artists could learn from. He’s not the first to mix 2d and 3d elements in a piece (in fact, this isn’t even the first time Above has done that), I just still like when he does.
FLYING IN THE WIND from ABOVE on Vimeo.
Last year, Jordan Seiler of Public Ad Campaign, orchestrated a massive one-day takeover of illegal, street level ad space in New York City. This video gives an overview of the project and features yours truly (in the blond long hair). Also check out the flickr photostream dedicated to the day’s events and expect to see some more action in the future!
Went to the opening of Luc Price’s solo show at Black Rat Press tonight. Just had a quick thought about the general vibe I guess…
This looks awesome…
Ghostvillage from Agents Of Change on Vimeo.
Remi says…
Curated by Agents of Change, The Ghostvillage was conceived as an antidote to a world of ever increasing safety and mediocrity. Six artists were given free reign of a never inhabited village on the west coast of Scotland – working on pristine walls Remi/Rough, Stormie, System, Timid, Derm and Juice 126 have created a gallery like no other…..and finally given the village the ghosts it deserves…..
I’m a huge fan of Doze Green. He might just be my favorite of the old school graffiti scene. That’s why I’m so excited about the latest video from WalrusTV. If you like Doze, you have to check this out:
Herakut are doing some live painting this Thursday in Berlin. I’ve always wanted to see what it looks like when they paint, so if anybody gets some video feel free to send me a link.
Herakut & Style and the Family Tunes from stylemag on Vimeo.
Armsrock recently went to Athens for a project at the Museum of Cycladic Art. I have no idea no the Cyclades were, but I do like Armsrock (which reminds me, if you visit The Thousands you can see one of his drawings and maybe a diorama too if I have the space for it).
Just in case you needed a reason to visit New York City…
BLU in New York from Charles le Brigand on Vimeo.
Via Arrested Motion
