For me, school is back in session. Hopefully everyone else out there is still enjoying the tail end of the summer. Here’s some art to keep your weekend interesting: Martha Cooper and I have announced our picks for the MOCAtv Upload More Art challenge. You uploaded your street art videos, and we selected our favorites. …
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Editor’s note: I tried to write about this fascinating project that just finished up in Baltimore, but for some reason I was unable. So, instead, I asked Nether to write about the project for Vandalog. Nether was one of the co-organizers, so instead of my guesswork and thoughts based on a few articles I had …
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Apologies for the delay posting this. I have had to hold off posting it due to Illegal August. Metro Gallery started off the month with the opening of their group show “Writing on the Wall” with works from local and international artists such as Swoon, Rone, Matt Adnate, HAHA, Word to Mother, E.L.K, Dabs Myla and D*Face …
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Caledonia Curry aka Swoon has to be one of my all-time favorite artists. Her wheatpastes have inspired a generation of street artists, and her work indoors and outdoors touches hearts in a way that many artists aspire to but few achieve. Earlier this year, Tim Hans met up to Swoon for the latest in our …
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I have a confession to make: If you read Vandalog at all this August, you were taking part in an experiment, but today we are ready to publicly announce what we were doing. We nicknamed the experiment Illegal August. Look back through what we posted last month and you’ll see that we only posted about …
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Today we finish up our series of posts in collaboration with Endless Canvas, a fantastic street art and graffiti blog covering what’s going on in the Bay Area. This is the 6th posts in collaboration with Endless Canvas in so many days, where I asked them if they could send over some photos of illegal …
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Stikman and Droid: On the Importance of Illegality in Their Work, an introduction by ekg a few weeks ago, i was asked by RJ to do an interview with Stikman, which would be published on Vandalog during the month of august, 2013. first and foremost, i was thrilled to be interviewing Stikman, a long-time friend, …
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Broke, the artist that Endless Canvas has selected for today’s post, is known for two of my favorite sayings in street art: “More beer, less work” and “Beer is good.” I asked Endless Canvas to
r1 sent over a few photos of a recent piece, The tower of Isaac, and this explanation of it: This is Isaac. He does not have any possessions or family members. Isaac has a speech impediment, is unemployed and homeless. He lives underneath this tree next to the highway and keeps the surrounding area clean …
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Today’s pick from Endless Canvas is Ras Terms. Endless Canvas is one of my favorite art blogs and so last month I asked if they would select a few of the Bay Area artists that they regularly post about to highlight on Vandalog. They sent over a bunch of photos of work by half a …
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