Armsrock has been working on projected street art for some time now, but I think these are his best light works yet. They’re ghostly, but naturally they’re more like forgotten ghosts wandering the city than horror-film ghouls. Armsrock says: “I have just spend the last couple of days in Lueneburg in Germany doing experiments with …
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The Shooting Gallery‘s have a solo show from Hush planned for next month. Hush is a skilled designer who can paint some very beautiful canvases. Maybe the content isn’t groundbreaking (not much art is), and isn’t the sort of thing that I am looking to hang on my walls, but I’m not about to dis …
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Check out this classic video of Brazilian street artist Zezao creating a very intricate piece inside what appears to be an abandoned building. Zezao is best known for hitting up his symbolic like tags in some of the most unusual of places – infamously this includes the sewer systems in Brazil. It’s a shame that …
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This should be interesting. White Walls is doing two shows simultaneously next month. One is Faces In The Mirror with Blek le Rat. The other is Transitions with ABOVE. Blek is the grandfather of outdoor stencil art, and ABOVE is a”post-Banksy” stencil artist. I think this will be Blek le Rat’s first major show since …
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I thought that I’d kind of covered Steve Powers’ A Love Letter For You project, but it seems like I’m the only street art or graffiti blog that hasn’t posted this video of Steve talking about the project. So it’s about time I did. It’s cool. A Love Letter For You from Megawords Magazine on …
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While Blu and David Ellis may be the reigning kings of street art turned into animations, they’ve got some serious competition from Israel’ Broken Fingaz crew. Tant and Unga painted this video animation over three days. Some crazy stuff. Very similar to Muto and Combo and maybe not as innovative or artistically awesome, these guys …
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Sticker Phiends III is the 3rd annual sticker show in Phoenix, Arizona and it opens on Friday. Two reasons that this is particularly exciting: 1. Robots Will Kill and Obey are sending some stickers and 2. it’s street art in the USA but not in LA, SF or NYC.
Somehow, I’ve neglected to ever mention Bue on here before. He’s a street artist who works a lot in Belgium and paints some fun characters. Here are two of his paintings: Photos by oemebamo
There are two cool things about Os Gêmeos to share today. For the hard-core fans of the twins, 12oz Prophet has this video of Os Gêmeos, Raven and Sonik from back in 1997. You’ve got to love the commitment of risking a car crash just to put up a sticker properly. You can read more …
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Black Rat Projects (formally Black Rat Press) finally has their first show of 2010 opening in a few weeks. It’s called Now’s The Time. It’s a group show and it brings together artwork by some of the top names in street art’s history: Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Shepard Fairey, Swoon, Banksy, Barry McGee, Faile and …
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