Dan Witz is one of street art’s legends. For more than 30 years, Dan has continued to develop and innovate indoors and outdoors, always staying fresh and above art-world trends. He’s one of the artists that inspired countless others to start painting outside. People, street art obsessed or otherwise, tell stories about discovering Dan’s work …
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I really do not advocate artists tagging over others’ work usually (unless it is absolute shit/Waterloo Tunnel/or the artist does it himself), but in this case I applaud TrustoCorp for doing what other artists have wanted to for awhile: vandalize MBW’s street art. Granted the guy is a joke, and his portrayal in Exit Through …
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The new 99% Gallery in Brooklyn, NY has their second show on this Friday, June 25th. Brooklyn Stand Up is a silent auction with work from (you guessed it) Brooklyn-based artists. This should be an opportunity to get some very affordable artwork from the likes of Cahbasm, Tod Seelie and many others. The event will …
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Manhattan’s Leo Kesting Gallery has a group show opening next week with some of my favorite emerging artists. Dead Letter Playground: A Collection of Contemporary Street Art opens June 24th (from 7pm-10pm) and has artwork from Carolyn A’Hearn, Chris Stain, Clown Soldier, Dain, DickChicken, Doze Green, Elbowtoe, Elle, Ellis G, Faro, Gaia, Head Hoods, Imminent …
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Brad Downey has a solo show opening tonight in Vienna. I Forgot What I Wanted To Say is at DIEAUSSTELLUNGSSTRASSE, has been curated by Sydney Ogidan and will be on through June 30th. This is definitely something to check out if you are in Vienna. Brad Downey is one of the smartest artists that I …
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After 6 months of “Team Robbo” running around, you’d think people would be tired of the guy already. I am. When 10 Foot dissed Banksy and a few other street artists, he was still getting up. As far as I can tell, dissing Banksy is all Robbo is doing these days. It’s not even that …
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Since the end of May until a few days ago, I’d been more or less cut off from the street art world. I was driving around Europe with my friends. That’s not particularly important, though I would like to thank Logan Hicks, Ripo, Paulo, C215, Nunca and (especially) Angelo for spending time with us. Here’s …
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Recently been running into a lot of Obese FTV and of course the Hert and Atak duo have been killing shit as well. And in the street art department, Swoon just put up a new piece in Brooklyn.
Somehow, I’ve never before posted Stinkfish‘s artwork here. Stinkfish is a street artist and graffiti writer from Bogotá, Colombia and I think he’s really good at what he does. What I probably enjoy most about Stinkfish is that he has a few different styles and techniques. He will use stencils, paint freehand, tag, sticker or …
Love the specificity of the new pieces by French street artist OX. Check out more of his work at http://postertime.blogspot.com/
