With the riots and protests in Egypt, I thought the above sticker is a worthwhile thing to consider this week. I’m a bit late on this week’s link-o-rama. If you like Simon and Garfunkel, this one’s for you. I love you so much. A TWIST bus stop from 1995. And intense Barry McGee fans may …
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Looks like Judith Supine has been getting up a bit in NYC, which is always nice to see. These aren’t his most complex pieces ever, but I do like how the above piece interacts with its surroundings. It’s also kind of interesting to compare these to his recent indoor work. It seems to me like …
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UPDATE: Sounds like the above image may also have something to do with an issue of Very Nearly Almost coming out in the next two weeks… Sickboy has a solo show coming up on February 3rd at the Montana Gallery in Lisbon, Portugal with Yellow Pants Gallery. Yellow Pants are new, but their last show …
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This may not be “street art” per say, but I am taking creative license and writing about it because it they are “artistic pictures of the street.” Plus, one of the editors is a street artist, so I’m allowing it. In the latest craze of “bring back the physical written word,” people are looking for …
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Seimiek, Fumakaka, Lima graffiti, Peru Graffiti
Dain has been quite busy in NYC lately. I am loving the new works found on BSA yesterday, not just because they are colorful collage and I wish I could walk by them every day, but the images are so rich in art history that it boggles my mind. Maybe it is jsut because I …
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Ola Bad, Dreamcatcher project
Getting back in the swing of things at school this week. Fair warning, today is the first meeting of a class I’m taking about conceptual art. I’m excited and the professor seems awesome, but just fair warning: That class could bleed over into the rest of my life and lead to an increase in bullshitting …
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Yes. Blu and Nunca and Shepard Fairey and all the rest can put up really impressive gigantic murals that tourists will travel from around the world to see and property owners will cover in plexiglass. That’s cool sometimes. But there’s something to be said for the anonymous street art that just makes people smile. It’s …
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We all know that graffiti and street art seems to slow down over the winter (except on Christmas), so you’ve got to respect Labrona for still getting out there and painting trains in the middle of a snowstorm. Photo by Labrona
