You've been doodling in our bathrooms—and we like it!
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Does street art and graffiti belong in the Louvre?
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If you’ve been in New York many years, you would definitely remember the famous DKNY billboard in the heart of Soho. Sure, you can argue it was just an advertisement, but for most of us, it...
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We are not ones to condone graffiti, but we are definitely ones to support and nurture the creative arts. I came across this website called Happy Place via a good friend of mine who I...
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Todays graphic is the new Banksy piece in London. We find it quite unusual for 3 reasons…
(1) The new Banksy piece is referencing serial ‘tagger’ Tox, so...
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If you’ve been walking around New York the last few months, you’ve noticed a ton of advertisement tagged with the infamous Moustache. We can’t help smiling every time we pass...
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Today’s graphic is a wonderfully complicated attempt to breakdown the evolution of graffiti and street art. We’re still a little confused ourselves but we can’t stop trying to...
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Andre Saraiva is in love. He wants to tell the world. Annabelle Ronson is the target of affection. Scored to Laurie Anderson’s “O Superman”.
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Earlier this week, we wrote about the infamous Art in the Streets Exhibition at The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (MOCA). The opening was a smash success. The reason Art in...
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Freedom in Postgraffism from carlos de varona on Vimeo.
The Wynwood Art Walk is the place to be every second Saturday with dozens of the sickest art shows and exhibitions. Check out Ryan...
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Behold the SS11 Reebok Affili’Art Collection. Created by artist Ryan McGinness, known for his iconographic styles and densely layered work, in all forms including painting, sculpture, and...
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We like Aiko. That’s the reason we assigned her the creative task of bombing our stairwell in The Standard, New York and The Standard, Hollywood. Earning her stripes on the streets...
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