Onoff Crew is a collective of artists and friends in France, including notable graffiti artists such as Jok and Olson. They dabble in a variety of mediums but their street pieces are the best display of this crew’s talent. Photo by Chrixcel
Faile shocked their fans and detractors alike last week when they unveiled their newest body of work at Lazarides’ Gallery’s Rathbone Place location in London. The show, Fragments of Faile, features two distinct series. One is pretty much what you might expect from Faile: Familiar trademark imagery, styles and themes, mixed with some small steps …
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Back in August I posted about Basick and his partner in crime Physe getting up in London. Now back in Lima, Peru, Physe has set about producing a couple of cool little videos. The first is about their experiences in London and the second is a documentary about the DA2Crew to which they both belong, …
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UPDATE – LOCATION CHANGE: The Underbelly Show has moved to 78 NW 25th Street in Wynwood, Miami to accommodate the large scale of the artwork in this show. The Underbelly Project is back. Last year, I posted a lot about the project where 103 artists from around the world secretly painted an abandoned/half-completed New York …
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Back in the day, Lady Pink was the most prominent female among the graffiti artists who painted trains. While she still maintains a presence on the streets — we saw her murals last week, in fact, in the Bronx and in Queens – her works are currently seen in a range of venues including galleries and …
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Nice piece by Parisian artist Jan “KRSN” Garet. Photo by VitoStreet
The UK’s Paul Insect has a show, Triptease Revue, opening next month at Post No Bills in LA. While he might be best known in some circles for reportedly selling a boatload of art to Damien Hirst, Paul Insect has had a presence on the street on and off for years, even collaborating with Sweet …
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Very Nearly Almost issue 16 has been out for about a month and a half now, so I’m a bit late on this one. Issue 16 has Invader on the cover, a must-read interview with Kid Zoom, photos from the streets of London, Paris and Melbourne and much more. The stand-out of this issue is …
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TrustoCorp‘s latest show, Life Cycle, will be opening next week at Opera Gallery‘s New York location on Spring Street. Ambitious as ever, Life Cycle will be based around 4 installations examining the stages of the life of an American, including over 50 artworks. Here’s one, called Botched Operation: Life Cycle opens on October 21st and …
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Had about 4 days away from a computer and it’s taken me nearly as long to catch up on emails. This post should help to finish that task. Here’s what I missed while I was away: Aiko has a show at Pure Evil Gallery opening today. It’s called Unstoppable Waves, which was the name of …
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