Chicken Milk (the street artist with the weirdest name since the Neckface, Armsrock, Elbow-toe saga) is an artist that I haven’t covered before on Vandalog, but probably should have. From the simple to the complex, Chicken Milk has been doing some interesting (but sometimes NSFW) and controversial art in California. Keep an eye on this …
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At the end of this month, Pow will play host to one of the biggest upcoming street artists in the game: Dran. Known for his cheeky socio-cultural illustrative commentaries, the young Frenchman has gained a loyal following both within the street art community an collectors alike. Two separate shows will take place, one in a …
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Dave the Chimp takes a little look at “the buff”, it’s uses and misuses, and where it can head in the future. I used to live by a small park. Kids walked through the park to take a short cut to school. Drug dealers worked the same route. There was a garage there covered in …
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Vhils aka Alexandre Farto had a book full of his best artwork published this fall. I was sent a copy a couple of weeks ago and have been thoroughly enjoying it since. I remember the first time I saw Vhils’ art. Probably the same as most of his fans, I was blown away by what …
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Ron English just finished a mural and sculpture garden sort of installation in Miami as part of Wynwood Walls. I’m not a huge fan of pop surrealism myself (although I really respect what Ron and other artists in that genre do), but damn those Ron English fans must be going crazy right now looking at …
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UPDATE: As pretty much everyone expected, this was a PR stunt and the short film is actually just an animation. Screw you Encounters International Film Festival! Don’t such dicks next time. About to be revealed. Maybe. Or maybe not. Or maybe it was revealed a while ago and we’ve wisely chosen to believe he is …
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Richard Hambleton, one of the original modern street artists and active in the 1970’s and 1980’s, has a traveling solo show which comes to London next week. I wrote about why I like Hambleton a few months back. The show will have 45 artworks, many of which have never been seen before. So I highly …
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Last week, Jordan Seiler from PublicAdCampaign was here in Philadelphia for Taking From The Tip Jar, his solo show at Vincent Michael Gallery. While in town, Jordan didn’t just hang his show. He also put up a few pieces outdoors. The piece below is, I think, Jordan first street piece that isn’t over advertising. Outdoors, …
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Whilst we here at Vandalog strive to cover the latest and freshest street art creations and goings on, we’ve noticed that in our haste our coverage of graffiti, at least it the purest sense of the word, has for lack of a better word been slipping as of late. In a new series of interview …
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It’s barely been one week since The Underbelly Project was revealed across the web and in print. In my first post about the project, I wrote: When the last artist finished painting the last wall, Workhorse and PAC made access to The Underbelly Project nearly impossible by removing the entrance. Even if any of us …
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