Utilizing what has quickly become one of the vinyl world’s most sought after toys, New York
UNDFTD’s most recent Billboard Project has launched at UNDFTD’s La Brea rooftop. Into its 20th
West One co-founded the pioneering Street Wear brand PNB Nation back in the early 1990’s, as
Juxtapoz Magazine has been a mainstay in the art community since it’s debut in 1994. Created by
Over the weekend, Rogue Status and artist Insa debuted a collaborative project at the Rogue
In May, Banksy’s “Cans Festival” took place in London. The festival took place in celebration
The Sea No Evil Art Show will be coming back around again on Saturday, July 12th, in Riverside,
RVCA and Cinelli teamed up for an exhibition today at VASF Gallery in San Francisco. The
New York gallery, Franklin Parrasch, is soon to host the “everything else” exhibition that will
While his original intentions were to document the world of graffiti, over this 9 year period, slowly but surely Mr. Brainwash went from careful observer to participant. Trading in his camera for stickers, he has gone full blown from his first works which included hand drawn stickers to giant billboard sized paste-ups turning him into a prolific Cali street artist. Much like popular cultural commentators of our time, Mr. Brainwash turns iconic pieces into his own statements. In his first exhibition “The Life is Beautiful”, Mr. Brainwash will showcase 300 paintings, sculptures and prints including an installation including 100,000 pairs of shoes.
Life is Beautiful Opening Reception
Wednesday, June 18th
7:00 pm
CBS Studios
Sunset and Gower, Hollywood.
At a time when the graffiti world lacked documentation, Martha Cooper had a large part in the showcasing of some of the world’s least known artists. Her work in graffiti world has created lasting impressions through countless photographic journeys. With the ability to work alongside legendary artist Dondi White, she managed to accumulate an unrivaled catalog and unbreakable bonds. 12ozPROPHET founder Allen AKA had a chance to visit the studio of this photographic legend, in the process revealing a look into some interesting artifacts from slides to custom jackets.
Back in 2002 under the watchful eye and direction of SUCKADELIC, graf artists EASE and JK5 (who recently collaborated with Mishka) did extensive work on an AT-AT toy by Hasbro. The AT-AT walker was originally seen in George Lucas’ The Empire Strikes Back. The tags surrounding the toy are all done in the fictional alphabet system Aurebesh which was seen extensively in the Star Wars series. The AT-AT toy is among the pieces being auctioned off at Christie’s Graf-At auction featuring numerous graffiti related artifacts and works.
Source: Gizmodo
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