Another street artist’s first solo show is approaching as well. Veng, associated with Robots Will Kill, will premiere new studio works at the Pandemic Gallery in Brooklyn on December 17th. The show, Identifiable Reality, will feature new oil on wood canvasses by the artist. What I really enjoy about his work is not just the …
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With so much of the art world migrating to Miami this week in a frenzy, there seem to be too many events and parties (and I promise not to blog about the parties in detail. This isn’t a gossip site) and exhibits and festivals and everything else to keep track of. Here’s a roundup of …
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Sorry for the silence over the last few days (yes, I realize the irony of saying that and picking the above image for this post). I was celebrating the Thanksgiving holiday with some friends in NYC and was barely online. Now I’m trying to get as much schoolwork done as possible before heading to Miami …
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Last night, Pictures on Walls opened their holiday show, Marks & Stencils, starring Banksy and Dran. For those of you who read Vandalog daily, you know that I am a MASSIVE Dran fan. When I first lived in London two years ago, I interned for Pure Evil Gallery and the first show I worked on …
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As a student at Sotheby’s, I know how much flack I get for looking at art in terms of how it’s worth. But I’m learning through the eyes of the art market, so it’s a different perspective than RJ has or Elisa does. So of course I am going to post about auctions. An interesting …
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With the launch of Ronzo‘s latest solo show, “Crackney’s Finest,” Vandalog thought it would be a good idea to get to know the mastermind behind the roach pizza man and Crunchy. Here are some pictures of the opening night as well. And if you haven’t gone to see it yet, get your arse down to …
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Wild Hackney is a new project by some of the same people who helped to save Roa’s rabbit, which Hackney council in London recently almost painted over. I’m not quite sure what to think of Wild Hackney. Here’s some of how the project is described on its website: The Wild Hackney project was created our …
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Wow. It’s actually Friday night already? This week went by really fast. I think I’ve been sleeping too much. Well, while I was sleeping, these things nearly slipped me by: A film is being made about The Underbelly Project, and they are looking for reactions from the public. This Sunday, New Yorkers get have their …
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(yes that is lady pink modeling the t shirt in 1983) Colab, Group Material, the Real Estate Show, If You Lived Here, Martha Rosler, Dia Beacon Soho, ABC No Rio, Loft Living, Lee, Lady Pink, Jenny Holzer. To get a sense of these correlations between sometimes seemingly disparate conceptual, graffiti and activist works, download this informative …
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Inspired by Gaia’s recent series of posts, I thought I’d point out some more traditional contemporary artists are using the ideas of street art today. You Are Here is a collaborative group of artists who recently put this installation in the windows of an empty store in New York City. Although the work might be …
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