Well, I think the content of this new piece by Mr. Thoms rather self explanatory. I was almost disappointed by the location outside Florence, since it looks as though this wasn’t done in a highly visible spot, but on second thought, the people who will most likely encounter this are the probably the people who …
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Z from Bomit has curated GO! STICKER, a show of sticker art by about 100 artists. The show opens later this month at The GO! Shop, a part of Wynwood Walls in Miami. At least by number of artists, the show is quite massive and maybe “organized” is a better word to describe Z’s role …
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Polish duo ETAM Cru consists of Bezt and Sainer who paint with an imaginative, quirky and illustrative style. The talent these two use to create these surrealistic murals is phenomenal, and even a bit reminiscent of Aryz or Ericilcane. Here are a few of my favorite pieces from the last 2 years. Photos by ETAM Cru
Zio Ziegler is one of those artists who I’ve admired for a while, but not given nearly enough attention to on Vandalog. Actually, I’ve hardly mentioned him at all. And maybe it’s good that I didn’t because even though he’s based in SF, I thought he was based in LA. So, to make up for …
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We get emailed the latest-and-greatest of many different street artists, but it is unusual to get sent photographs of old and worn down pieces unless they are historically significant. Miss Kaliansky may not have a website, but what she does have is an eye for beauty. She sent us these photos taken in Barcelona in …
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Laser Burners and Luna Park, two of New York City’s most prized street art/graffiti/urban life photographers will be showing together at Tender Trap in Brooklyn. The show, entitled Mr. Boy, will have 100 unique, square tiles featuring the two’s photography. Mr. Boy opens on February 7th at 7pm, where there will be a reception with …
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Sorry I missed the link-o-rama last week. Was having a fantastic birthday in NYC. Thanks to everyone who came out to say hello. I just picked up the recent Troy Lovegates book (now sold out), and I wish I could pick up this print as well. Absolutely beautiful stuff. Nice little Pink Floyd-themed stencil by …
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Over the last two years, Gaia has traveled the world, from Europe to Asia, South America to Africa, and all across the United States, not to mention he also brought in artists from across the globe to Baltimore for his mural festival Open Walls Baltimore. Gaia’s effort to connect his street art with the historical context …
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Though he’s been a designer for over a decade, Simon Silaidis has only been involved in street art for one year. Based in Athens, he creates his “urban calligraphy” in abandoned spaces using anything from flat brushes to brooms. He draws inspiration from Western, Arabic, and Chinese calligraphy. Photos by Simon Silaidis
Italian artist Resuno has been painting since high school. He started with standard graffiti lettering under the pseudonym “Reso”. After his time at college, he reentered the street art scene with a slightly different name and painting these fun character pieces . Photos by R3Suno
