LINZ | More Juice.
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“Ironlak are at it again with another wall with guest appearances from members of TMD, RTR and FDKNS. Here are progress shots of the wall as it progresses with a more detailed version to follow hopefully once I have been back this coming weekend.” –Rimoni TMD. More info: – Rimoni-Maloman.blogspot.com – Rimoni.com
TMD, RTR & FDKNS | Chimpmunkazoids! – New Zealand. Read More »
“Ironlak supported with the cans… D-Mars offered his brand new sound… and the 4 boyz rocked our “calligraphy hall of fame” super dope…” –Dedicated Store. More info: DedicatedStore.com
DEDICATED Store | ATSOK, RAHED, UTOPIA & ZELA – Lisbon, Portugal. Read More »
Here’s some of the latest happenings from ASKEW: Some rough sketches #FREEREVOK – These pieces got dissed by an angry buffer before clean flicks could be caught. He had literally flicked paint aggressively all over the pieces until he ran out of paint and just kicked the bucket off to the side. Then he sat
“Graffiti Smitter by Bates, Posing by Crazy Cut – Nørrebro, Copenhagen 2011” –Bates.More info: Bates’ 12oz.
“The quick & colourful- #FREEREVOK” –VansTheOmega. More info: VansTheOmega.com
The ‘ineffable’ refers to that which cannot be spoken – put into words, explained or described. For Phibs, explaining the work is unnecessary. When the artist specifies meanings, already interpreting for the viewer, their experiences and responses are limited. Essentially, each work should be left to create its own meaning in our minds. The process
PHIBS | Eloquently Ineffable (Exhibition) – Melbourne, Australia. Read More »
“Here’s a sick reel for Noah Banks to go along with these great pics from the MOCA – Art in the Streets installation. Enjoy.” –KnownGallery. Video: Bankshot. Photos: theNoahBanks.com More info: – theNoahBanks.com – KnownGallery.com
NOAH BANKS | Bankshot (VIDEO) & MOCA Art In The Streets Installation. Read More »
“My recent work has been focused on two styles that I love to work with: the stencilled girls I’ve become known for and the screen-printed posters reminiscent of the designs that originally inspired me to make art. “L’inconnue de la rue is inspired by the story of L’Inconnue de la Seine, in which the body
RONE | L’inconnue de la rue (Exhibition) – Melbourne, Australia. Read More »