A bunch of artists from the ADHD and 907 crews got together recently to paint this spot in Brooklyn. The best part, for me at least, is that Swampy from the west coast joined in. You can check out more photos from this wall over at The Street Spot. Photos by Becki Fuller
Gaia in Korea: the second of five pieces for each quadrant of the city. With the wave of evangelicalism that has arrived with the western wash that has suffused korea for the last half century, I thought it would be pertinent to hybridize/subvert the old tradition with the new influence. Shamanism and Buddhism were expelled …
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Since RJ is stuck in NYC now with no internet, he charged me with relaying the latest Bansky news to you all. As everyone knows, many Bansky pieces that show up on the street are chiseled out of walls and sold over the internet or through private dealings. In Detroit, one particular work is causing …
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Blam has painted this piece in London for Trekstock’s pop-up store just off of Carnaby Street. Looks even better in person. Trekstock is a UK charity supporting young people with cancer, so I’d venture to say it’s a pretty good cause. Usually, Trekstock teams with major figures in music and fashion to spread it’s message …
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The first few weeks in July, Mark Jenkins, and friends will be running around France installing interactive street works. Here are some of the pictures from their time in Royan. July and 6th and 7th the band of artists will be in Pointe du Medoc, and in Bourdeaux from July 8th-10th The full list of …
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Tiger Rabbit in Hongdae, Seoul from Gaia Uroboros on Vimeo. Gaia in Korea: the first of five pieces for each quadrant of the city. The hybrid of the Tiger and Rabbit signifies the annual transition in the Korean calendar. Furthermore, these archetypal symbols of aggression and submission address the hierarchy of japanese colonization and contemporary …
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Armsrock was in Cairo, Egypt recently for a Streets of Cairo festival. Naturally, he did some work outside, mostly more events in his continuing series of projecting drawings onto city walls. Armsrock also put up at least one wheatpaste in Cairo. With permission, he pasted one image of an Egyptian man outside of Cairo’s Townhouse …
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Over three heavy hitting New York locals. The Domino factory went from being pristine to crushed. Via HurtYouBad and on the other coast Arrested Motion just caught this tag wall in San Diego with all the culpable bay area writers crushing New York right now in the mix with a whole bunch of others. Photos …
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Been crushing Columbia Heights, Dupont Circle and Chinatown in DC for tomorrow’s show at the Irvine Contemporary. Never really gotten up in this city hard before and its been fantastic. It has the Baltimore spots but the New York traffic and police are concerned with much larger matters. Check the flickr for more street shots. …
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Here’s one of Elfo‘s latest pieces. When I mentioned to Elfo that this piece reminded me of The Door to Nowhere, it was pointed out to me that the intent of the two pieces were almost completely opposite. The Door to Nowhere led to, well, nowhere. But where does Elfo’s door lead?
