Roa’s 2-part solo show Hypnagogia is on now in London. Half of the show is at Stolenspace, and half is down the street at The Stone Masons. Here are some photos from the portion of the show at Stolenspace. Check back soon for photos of the work at The Stone Masons. And check Arrested Motion …
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Art Whino‘s G40 Art Summit resulted in almost two dozen new murals for Richmond, Virginia this month. Congrats to Art Whino. It looks like they have put together a really amazing festival and transformed at least a part of the city. Starting with this post and continuing for one or two more, I’ll be trying …
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Mr. Wany is an Italian-born graffiti artist and part of the Heavy Artillery crew and Ironlak Team Europe. His character-style incorporates an imaginative approach to graffiti, and has appeared on walls all over the world. He has been writing since 1990 when he was just 12. More of Mr. Wany after the jump…
Update 2 (June 2012): Sean Hart has gotten in touch again to insist that all of his work is painted physically rather than made using image-editing software. He sent us more photos of his work in progress. One of these photos looks very real. It appears to be a tightly cropped in-progress shot for a …
A note from RJ: The following is a guest post by Washington DC’s iwillnot. Last week I went up to Baltimore to check in with Gaia and see how the walls were coming along for Open Walls Baltimore. While there, I wanted to meet up with a Baltimore artist that I have been following for …
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By this weekend, the G40 Art Summit will have brought 19 new murals to Richmond, Virginia. This year’s version of Art Whino‘s annual event includes 19 new walls by muralists from around the world and an indoor group exhibition with over 500 artists across 6 locations. You can go here for more about the indoor …
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Ben Slow has returned to Hanbury street to paint the same spot he painted back in 2010. This time, Ben has painted portraits representing the white nationalists of The English Defence League and Islamic extremists. Here’s what Ben has to say about the work: With my latest street piece, I returned to the wall on …
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It’s art-fair week in New York. Of course there’s The Armory Show, The Volta Show and SCOPE, but the fair that Vandalog readers are going to love is the Fountain New York Art Fair. That’s where the street artists are showing. 5 Pointz Art Space, KESTING / RAY, Mighty Tanaka, Station 16 and The Marketplace …
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An indelible part of Brooklyn’s visual landscape, Skewville’s works can now be seen in Factory Fresh, as well. Here are some images from the streets of Williamsburg, Bushwick and Dumbo: And at Skewville’s 80th Birthday A Retro Retrospective @ Factory Fresh, 1053 Flushing Avenue in Bushwick, — 3.11: Photos on the street by Lois Stavsky; …
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We first noticed Dal’s distinct — almost-spiritual — aesthetic a number of months back when we came upon a stunning mural that he had done in collaboration with Faith47 in Chelsea. We were thrilled to discover that he is one of the artists participating in Hybrid Thinking curated by Wooster Collective at the Jonathan LeVine …
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