Category: Art & Design
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Paul Insect’s Dead Rebels
SocialPest: I think you will agree that these art prints Paul Insect produced for this years Santa’s Ghetto are f*cking awesome. Here.
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Stikman Does 11 Spring
Wooster Collective: One of our favorite things about doing the Spring Street project, has been the amazing collection of Stikman images that have been appearing over the last few days on the outside of the building. Sara and I have been fans of Stikman’s work for years, so having him included in the Spring Street…
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The Joke's Over by Ralph Steadman
NYT Book Review: They met in 1970 on Thompson’s home turf of Louisville, covering the Kentucky Derby on assignment for the short-lived magazine Scanlan’s. Steadman’s drawings — vicious caricatures of local residents, including Thompson’s brother — shocked the writer with their predatory vigor. Thompson, soon to become famous for a similar bloodthirsty tack in prose,…
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Mekanism Invader Skateboard
Mekanism: After their collaboration in 2005, Mekanism and Invader joined forces again. This time Invader created three original and unique skateboards for Mekanism. Each deck is covered by a mosaic made of real tiles and is signed, titled, dated and comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist. Here.
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WALLSPANKERS ISSUE TWO.
Free High-Quality PDF Download. Ready to print on sticker paper. Over 70 Artists. Over 200 B&W Stickers. Stay good. Stay up. Issue Two artists: Andres Ramirez, Ape Fluff, Arm, AST, Azzwoopin, Billy Simpson, Bonker, Bytedust, Canukistan, Chris Dent, Chuck Trunks, Claudio Parentela, Clay, Clayton Junior, Creep, Dashtou, Earsofa, Eduardo Bertone, Elider Elizondo, Enemy 808, Eno…
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Blek Le Rat
Juxtapoz: From the gallery: “Every time I think I have done something slightly original I realise that Blek Le Rat has done it only twenty years earlier” – Banksy The Leonard Street Gallery announces Blek’s first UK solo exhibition featuring iconic images from the last 3 decades. The exhibition aims to give a complete overview…
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D*Face
London based street artist D*Face, via SocialPest: Clocks ticking… Thursday… Be there or…well… don’t be. Here.
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Shawn Whisenant
Shawn Whisenant Art and Design: Well We’ve Reached The End Of 2005 And Moving On To The New Year.I Just Got Off A Huge Line Up Of Show’s The Last Couple Of Month’s.The Guava Skateboard Show In Maimi Featuring Myself,Barry”Twist”Mcgee,Kaws,Neckface,Space Invader,Futura Was A Awesome Event And I Was So Honored To Show My Work Next…
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An Ordinary Building
Wooster Collective: Looking closely at the sign, it says: An Ordinary Building This building was designed by an unknown architect in an irrelevant epoch and never belonged to an important person. The complex does not show any original architectural solutions, nor does it conserve any important works of art within. No memory is kept of…
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Six-to-Eight Percent Solutions
Work by the great Bruce McCall, appearing in NYT: Should the developers scale back the proposed — and mammoth — Atlantic Yards project in Brooklyn by 6 percent to 8 percent, as recent reports suggest they might be considering, the decision would hardly be novel. Indeed, history teems with myriad similar, if less subtle, downsizings.…
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Bosnian Flat Dog
Fantagraphics: The 1999 Nato bombing of Serbia. A grenade shell from a Sarajevo souvenir shop. A refrigerator with the frozen mummy of Tito… These serve as the starting point for a journey further and further down the collective unconscious of the Balkans, where the borders between dream and reality are erased and redrawn until they…
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Catchin' Up With… Stikman
Wooster Collective: STIKMAN Has just returned from a thousand mile journey across the state of New York and the province of Ontario. Along the way I spread hundreds of STIKMEN and STIKMAN paintings in the cities and towns that I encountered. In Toronto I installed a wide variety of artworks throughout 50 miles of streets…