I wish I could be in Chicago later this month for DB Burkeman’s sticker art exhibit at the Maxwell Colette Gallery that RJ posted about yesterday. But, at least, here in NYC, I do get to see new stickers surfacing daily. And lately there seems to be a proliferation of them in Manhattan. Here are a few:
Photos by Dani Mozeson
Here’s something fun from Stik to start off the new year. You can find it yourself on Pitfield Street in East London.
Photo by Claudelondon
Voina artist/activists in Atlanta recently hung the above banner in support of Oleg Vorotnikov and Natalia Sokol, who are on a Russian government list of internationally wanted persons. AnimalNY has covered the trials, tribulations and artwork of Voina well, and the NYTimes has coverage of the group’s latest action in Russia. Voina Wanted is a solidarity action organized by Alexei Plutser-Sarno, and Vorotnikov’s portrait was taken by Vladimir Telegin while Vorotnikov was in a courtroom.
Photo courtesy of Voina activists
I rarely walk along the blocks on and off Avenues A,B,C, and D between Houston and 14th Street on Manhattan’s Lower East Side/East Village aka Alphabet City. But I did earlier today, and discovered works by some of my favorite artists, along with some alluring legal walls. Here’s a sampling:
Photos by Lois Stavsky
Happy almost new year to everyone. It’s been quite a year, but I’m on vacation, so there’s no end-of-year round up from Vandalog. Instead, just the usually weekly round up (which includes some end-of-year round ups of course). Also, thank you to everyone who read the 7000+ words this week about Artists 4 Israel. I know politics is not the usual topic of this blog, but I think those posts are among the most important items on Vandalog all year, as are the founder of Artist 4 Israel’s comments on each post. Anyway, here’s what’s up recently:
Photo by Luna Park
