Just took advantage of spring break from school to travel between Baltimore, New York, Jersey City, DC and Philadelphia painting legal spots and pasting up street work. It all began with a wall behind The Woods in Williamsburg and then crossing the river to Jersey City with Dylan from the Jersey City Mural Program. Both …
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One of my favorite street art books is Untitled, so upon receiving the sequel, Unitled II: The Beautiful Renaissance, in the mail last weekend, I couldn’t wait to read it and see if the sequel could live up my expectations. In short, it does. For £19.95, you can get a well printed hardcover art book …
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I’ve noticed a number of links piling up over the past few days, so it’s time for one of my link compiling posts. Oh and thanks to C-Monster for featuring Vandalog on today’s Daily Digest (the probably superior link post series that I try to emulate a bit from time to time). On the Beautiful …
Last week I had the chance to spend 2 days in New York City. New York is where modern graffiti and street art originated (yes I am aware that Cornbread was from Philadelphia), so it was a trip I had been looking forward to for a while. I crammed as much art into my visit …
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I’ve been away from my computer for a few days, and though I’m still on vacation, I’m trying to get caught up on the news of the street art world. Here are a few of the things I’ve been looking at: The Carmichael Gallery has some cool exhibitions on right now and the work is …
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I am headed to Cairo in a couple of hours for a family vacation and then to the states to visit a few universities, so I expect have only limited internet access for the next week and a half or so. I’ll get in a couple of updates in that time (including 2-3 interviews), but …
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The Myartspace.com blog has done over interviews with contemporary artists including PosterBoy, Anthony Lister, and Mark Jenkins. Their latest in this series is London local D*Face. Here’s a little preview of the interview, you can read the rest on their blog: Brian Sherwin: Tell us more about your thoughts on consumerism and popular culture– and …
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Okay, one last press release post today. Expect another PosterBoy arrest this weekend, because the Neo-Con collective (Aakash Nihalani, Ellis G, and PosterBoy) have their first proper show opening on Saturday evening. Neo Con New York is at 17 Frost Gallery (can you guess the address?) in New York City and will have multiple installations …
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If you’re not familiar with Supreme, they are a clothing company who seem, at first glance, pretty hip or whatever. Unfortunately, they are also known for being big fans of flypasting. Their advertising campaigns always seem to consist of photos of celebrities wearing their clothing. These adverts get stuck up in locations which also happen …
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It seems like Shepard Fairey is everywhere lately, so I thought I’d post a summary of all that’s been going on and the relevant links. To start, Shepard Fairey was arrested on Friday as he entering a party for his show which opened last week at The ICA Boston. Warrents for his arrested dated as …
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