The urban landscapes of Philadelphia have been captured in this latest book titled Public Wall Writing in Philadelphia. Although the title is short and concise, the subject matter deals with different social environments, from the SEPTA platforms ghettos and anti-graffiti propaganda movements to the important realization that writers aren’t “hoodlums” out to destroy. Two volumes are available for purchase through Free News Projects.
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Pop culture artist Dave White sat down for an interview outlining his The Good, The Bad & The Ugly submission for the upcoming Fame Collective at Art Basel Miami Beach set to kick off in the next few days. The upcoming portraits offer a preview of the combination of DC Comics and Marvel Comics Super Heroes captured through the eyes of Dave White. The interview can be seen over at Freshness.
Fame Collective @ Art Basel Miami
December 4th – December 14th
2228 Park Avenue
Miami Beach, FL 331339
info@fame-collective.com
A few months ago, one of Futura’s best subway works was captured in a novelty size model by All City Style. Now you can be a legend in your own eyes with a blank version of the same MTA Subway cars which has been the canvas behind so many legends. The blank slate allows you to throw up any designs you please. Available now at Sold Out.
Pop culture artist Banksy of the UK will have a variety of different pieces showcased this month in New York. So popular has Banksy’s street art become, special preservation programs have been instituted to maintain and touch-up some of his works. The exhibition will take place at the Vanina Holasek Gallery.
The artist KAWS have been active lately with many different projects. One of his latest project include this temporary installation he did for entrance looby of Dover Street Market London. You may recognize this artwork from his recent collaboration with the brand Comme des Garçons which will also be sold at Dover Street Market. Items include t-srhits, wallets and fragrance sets which are perfect for the holiday season. If you are in the area, do check out Dover Street Market to check out the artwork.
maharishi’s Churchill Gallery in London will launch a new exhibition including works by Andrew Brandou and Dr Romanelli’s newest Surgical Strike Collection. American artist Brandou themes his art around Adubon prints, citing an inspiration in the "high level of care and craft [which] has given them longevity, but they hold little interest to a contemporary audience.” With this in mind, his "After Audubon" exhibition sets to modernize Audubon’s work by incorporating elements of pop culture, street fashion and designer toys. The result is a contemporary work which incorporates the best of the new and old school.
Dr. Romanelli’s latest line, the Surgical Strike Collection sets out to bring out the passion and tradition within military dress. The goal of this collection was to utilize unconventional forms and add it to the obvious functionality of military dress. The collection has a very much urban feel in association with products of the highest order.
The works and jackets will be available for sale shortly on maharishi.
Churchill Gallery
maharishi
19 Floral St
London
WC2E 9HL
gallery@emaharishi.com
+44 207 836 3860
With each season, artist Jeremy Fish will produce and release three limited edition skate deck graphics as part of his superFishal brand. The concept is meant to have two artists with differing styles converge into one graphic. This first Collab Series includes artists Pushead – "The Music" (8-1/4), Todd Bratrud – "The Mermaid" (8) and Michael Sieben – "The Mushrooms" (7-5/8). Each deck is made by local San Diego deck manufacturer Watson Laminates with decks limited to 500 per graphic. The decks are currently available in all Upper Playground retail outlets.
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The latest batch of popular ink and marker products from Krink has just arrived at Alife stores around North America. Aside from the release of K-71 and EZ-Squeeze markers, a series of t-shirts designed by artist/photographer Craig Costello (and founder of Krink) are also releasing. These include the Stain t-shirt, K-71 t-shirt, Choices t-shirt, Mailbox t-shirt and Postal Long Sleeve t-shirt. Available now at all Alife stores.
Andrew Brandou and Dr. Romanelli represent two Los Angeles based artists at the creative forefront of reinspired designs. This latest Surgical Strike collection is a mix of clothing and paintings each incorporating a military inspired theme. The concept behind this project is Dr. Romanelli’s personal fascination with vintage military apparel. This collection includes Romanelli’s trademark customized apparel which extend far beyond the original military aesthetic and incorporate a higher-end feel and execution. Andrew Brandou has contributed a series of paintings based off of the works of wildlife artist John James Audubon. These pieces will debut on November 22nd at Maharishi.
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Last week, artist Mode 2 opened up his latest exhibition at the DPMHI gallery in London. The Party & Bullshit showcase offered attendees Mode 2’s perspective and reflection on his life. Mode 2’s latest print was also made avaialble. Limited to 200 works, the print as well as t-shirts are currently available for sale at the DPMHI gallery and online. The exhibition wraps up on November 17th.
Artist Neck Face recently ran a special "Closed Casket" Halloween exhibition on October 31st. Neck Face rose to prominence quite quickly with his marquee violent pieces. This show represented Neck Face’s largest and most aspiring exhibition yet including a variety of ghoulish and sinister displays of art.
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Artist James Jarvis was recently in Beijing for an exhibition held by Chinese sportswear company Li Ning. China’s capital played host to a series of influential artists such as Jarvis and Kaws as a jump off to the upcoming 2008 Olympic Games. Here’s a time lapse shot of Jarvis in his element. Some of his work can also be seen in the upcoming release of Jarvis book Selected Drawings.
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