(Another Vandalog Art Market Post) Well, the inevitable pricing shakedown seems to have begun. Before the second wave of street art can start, there needs to be a time when prices drop a bit. Right now, nobody knows what anything is worth, so nobody is willing to buy all but the very best work. Just …
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Last week I wrote about 9 prints that I had found for under £90. This isn’t going to be a regular series of posts, but I’ve found a couple of new prints under £90 that I thought I should share. 1. George by Prefab Edition of 50 56 x 68.5 cm £59.99 I lived in …
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As promised, here’s a more detailed review of the Saints and Sinners exhibition that artrepublic is putting on at the St. Martin’s Lane Hotel. Last night was all about street art at the St. Martin’s Lane Hotel. Collectors and salespeople crowded into a front room to look at the 50-some pieces from artists ranging from …
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Legendary street artist Keith Haring just had an exhibition open at Deitch in New York. The show displays a series of work called The Ten Commandments that Haring made in 1985. This is the first time these works will be displayed in the states. For more, check out The World’s Best Ever.
If you’ve always wanted your own Adam Neate, but couldn’t come up with £40,000, you’re in luck. The Independent has a huge writeup on him today, and according to them, this coming Friday, Neate will be putting 1000 pieces on the street. I’ll be out of town, which is killing me, but for those lucky …
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Luna Park has been taking some great photos in Munich. Here are two that I really like. The first piece is by Vitche, and in the second, he is joined by fellow Brazilian street artists Os Gêmeos and Nina. Both of these are at the Kultfabrik, a former industrial complex that now houses dozens of …
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Camp Barbossa has announced a new show which starts November 28th. “Dirty Laundry” is a solo show for the Germany street art duo Herakut. From campbarbossa.com: New Works by Herakut 28th Nov through to 7th Dec 2008 Preview 27th Nov 6.30pm – 9.30pm (RSVP info@campbarbossa.com) 22 Wellington Street Opera Quarter Covent Garden WC2E 7DD Campbarbossa …
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Over the past year or so, Mike Marcus has been pasting up countless copies of one image. His gas mask wearing mannequin can be found across London. Sometimes, she is hidden and just a few inches tall, other times, she is larger-than-life and in your face. This Thursday marks the opening of Isolitude at Jealous …
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This summer, I took at trip to Brooklyn. Most of the trip was for visiting universities, so the best part was the break I took to check out Ad Hoc Art and wander around that part of Brooklyn to look at street art. I saw work from Swoon, Broken Crow, Gaia, Chris Stain, and many …
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Last night was the launch of street art magazine Very Nearly Almost’s 7th issue, and it very, nearly, almost went off without a hitch. By the time I arrived, there was a power outage in Shoreditch and I had to purchase my copy of VNA in a room lit by a single disposable lighter. Nevertheless, …
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