This show couldn't fail with the talent that's involved, and in parts it is really great. The Os Gemeos, Barry McGee and Steve Powers sections stood out for me. Banksy's section is good; it's great to see the classic stencils mixed in with newer pieces. This show will go down as an important event, and it will help broaden recognition of street art. But Art in the Streets is a missed opportunity: the show focuses so heavily on graffiti that it ignores so many of the important street artists that have been active in the last 10 years, without whom this show would not have happened. The 'street art movement' of the last 10 years is minimally represented; of the hundreds of artists that have appeared on Unurth, only about 12 are represented in this show (of ~95 total). And the Blu debacle matters; the show is much poorer for his absence, and the spirit that he represents. The Banksy gallery: Previous / Next image (1 of 7) Shepard Fairey, Neckface, Kaws, Swoon, Andre, Retna Previous / Next image (1 of 7) Keith Haring, John Fekner, Steve Powers/ ESPO, Barry McGee, Amaze, Futura Previous / Next image (1 of 7) Roa, Space Invader Previous / Next image (1 of 7) Os Gemeos Previous / Next image (1 of 7) MOCA's information on the show. Tweet
- MOCA, Art In The Streets, Los Angeles
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- Liqen, 'Xolopulin', Mexico
- Stinkfish, San Andres Island, Colombia
- Pablo S. Herrero + David de la Mano, Spain
- YZ, 'Back To The Roots', Guadaloupe + Paris
- Jaz, Buenos Aires
- BR1, Rome
- Judith Supine @ New Image Art, Los Angeles
- Sam3, Billboards in Murcia, Spain
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