No idea how this is going to turn out, but it sounds like an awesome concept. The Brooklynite Gallery‘s latest show, “By Any Means Necessary”, will feature artistic collaborations between children and established street artists. The artists are: Sickboy, Pure Evil, Ludo, Miss Bugs, Dain, Peru Ana Ana Peru, and Joe Black.
Looks like I’m a few days late on this one, but better late than never. French street artist Alëxone is this month’s showcase artist at the Carmichael Gallery. Carmichael Gallery of Contemporary Art is proud to present a showcase of new work by Paris-based artist Alëxone. An opening reception will be held on Thursday, May …
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When it comes to abstract street art, Zezão is at the top of my list. His work on both in the gallery and on the street never fails to impress me. For those who aren’t familiar with Zezão, I’ll give a VERY brief biography. He is from Brazil, and became known for painting mostly in …
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Last year’s FAME Festival by Studiocromie was probably Italy’s street art event of the year, and on September 19th it will be back again with an equally impressive group of artists. Last year, the artists did some amazing work on the street (like this JR piece below), so hopefully that trend coninues. If I were …
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Brazilian street art is just plain cooler than street art anywhere else in the world. For a bit of evidence, check out this work from Cena7. His paints some beautiful characters, and I can’t imagine him being from anywhere else. It’s exactly the sort of work I would love to be surprised by one day …
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Am I the last person in street art to hear about this, or has it just been kept very quiet? This is a last minute post, but this is something I only heard about an hour ago. Eine is doing a one night show THIS THURSDAY NIGHT at Nelly Duff Gallery. It’s going to be …
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Only about 2% of Vandalog’s readers are in Germany, but those 2% (and I suppose anybody else in the area between now and August) have the chance to see what promises to be one of the year’s best street art exhibits. From May 16 to August 30th, the Reinking Collection is showing part of their …
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I know I already mentioned Sam3 this week, but these new paintings are the kind of disruptive realism I love. Post pretty much stolen from one of my favorite street art photoblogs, Unurth
Yesterday I did what I thought was a moderately extensive post on some of the cooler shows opening soon or recently opened, but I realize I missed California completely. Here’s a few things you can go see if you’re in California and looking for some street art: First, there is The Carmichael Gallery. While their …
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Last night was the opening of Jaybo’s “The Pocket Show” at Nancy Victor Gallery. I couldn’t make it for the opening, but I stopped by this afternoon. My friend Rachel and I had split views on the show. For me, although Jaybo is definitely a good painter, it just isn’t my kind of work. Rachel, …
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