This week is spring break, so I’ve been enjoying some relaxation and watching too many films on Netflix, but in the mean time, there were of course some stories that slipped by me. Here are some of them: Some of my favorite photographers in the UK have put together a graffiti zine. So apparently, the …
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This Saturday, March 12th, Shepard Fairey‘s latest solo show opens at Robert Berman Gallery in Santa Monica, CA. The art in Revolutions will be a series of Fairey’s album cover-scale pieces, plus two boxed print sets. Like how skateboard graphics inspired Aaron Rose (as mentioned in an interesting conversation between him and Jeffrey Deitch in …
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This latest contextual face by Elfo is perfect: Photo by Elfo
An artist, curator and educator, Alice Mizrachi is the co-founder of the YOUNITY Arts Collective, a word-wide group of female artists committed to sharing their talents with the community and educating the next generation. While visiting Alice’s studio in Sunnyside, Queens last week, we had the opportunity to pose some questions to her. Your entire …
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And they’re baaaaack. The supreme street team is at it again this time plastering new york with Lady Gaga’s beautiful visage. Of course you can expect the people working for Supreme to vent their pent up vendettas against other artists while out plastering this bull shit. Photos by senes23, Phomer and Tokyofashion
JR is continuing his work LA, as part of a push before both MOCA’s Art In The Streets show and the announcement of how JR plans to use his TED Prize. While the LA Weekly has been documenting JR’s murals, official images from JR are now showing up on his website. The New York Times …
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The Living Walls Conference took place last August in Atlanta and included some Vandalog favorites like Chris Stain, Gaia, Jordan Seiler and Swampy. In fact, Monica Campana, a recent addition to the Vandalog bloggers, organized Living Walls (and that plays into the series of coincidences of how we met, but that’s a story for another …
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Wow. This week has gone by really quickly. I guess the world feels like it is moving faster when you are running on less sleep. Such a counter-intuitive thing. Anyway, here is what has been going on that I didn’t have a chance to write about this week: Two members of the Russian artist/activist group …
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Opening tomorrow, Saturday evening, from 6 – 10pm at the 17 Frost Art and Performance Space at 17 Frost Street in Williamsburg, The Unusual Suspects features new and collaborative pieces by Abe Lincoln, Jr., Celso, Chris RWK, Darkclouds, Deeker, Infinity, Keely, Matt Siren, Moody, Nose Go, Royce Bannon and Sno Monster. Curated by Royce Bannon …
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Swoon was recently in Melbourne for a solo show at Metro Gallery. While in town, she put up a few pieces on the street, including this new image of her partner Ben Wolf: Photos by Spinstertoo and TigTab
