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2011/04/22

unurth Art does Moca

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

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See more by Herrero + David de la Mano. artist: Pablo S. Herrero + David de la Mano location: Salamanca, Spain Tweet
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YZ has a gallery show at maison Folie de Moulins in Lille. artist: YZ location: Guadaloupe + Paris Tweet
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Judith Supine's show at New Image Art in LA, 'Ladyboy', opens on April 13th, and runs until May 13th - details here. artist: Judith Supine image by Steve Duncan Tweet
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2011/04/20

Juxtapoz Magazine - Moss Graffiti—Next Big Thing | Current

One of our favorite rag's is Juxtapoz mag. it's great the brain child of Icon artist Robert Williams . You'll not only experienve fine artist but Urban artist street artists and features we know you'll love if you love GOT GRAFFITI ? ...and we know you do... Heres a link enjoy our favorite online mag!
Juxtapoz Magazine - Moss Graffiti—Next Big Thing | Current
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Knox Martin x Woodward Gallery: The Whaling Wall Mural Project in NYC

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Wednesday April 20, 2011


Right now, donations are being accepted for 88 year-old artist Knox Martin's proposed public mural at 334 Grand Street, at the corner of Grand and Ludlow streets in NYC. In collaboration with the Woodward Gallery, secured thus far are the artwork's donation, the building, and the UV, custom paint. More after the jump . . .


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Sights and Sounds at MOCA's "Art In the Streets"

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Tuesday April 19, 2011


We are beginning to post our last images from last week at the MOCA, and we thought it only fitting to start it off with a photo of Art In the Streets curator (and Art In the Streets Issue editor) Roger Gastman and his mom. Because this is a family affair folks. More images after the jump, including Pamela Anderson . . .


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Tonight in LA: Levi's Screening of "Downtown 81"

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Tuesday April 19, 2011


Tonight, Tuesday, April 19, at Cinefamily in Los Angeles, Levi's Film Workshop presents a screening of the Jean-Michel Basquiat starring, Edo Bertoglio directed Downtown 81. Simply stated, "As Basquiat creates street art while roaming the avenues of Manhattan, his encounters with luminaries like Fab 5 Freddy, The Sugarhill Gang, Debbie Harry, Jarmusch staple Eszter Balint, photographer/filmmaker Amos Poe and others fairly stagger belief." More after the jump . . .
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A Look Into Danish Tattooing

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Tuesday April 19, 2011


As we are currently wrapping up a feature story of Don Ed Hardy, we have been looking at a bunch of historical tattoo content, and we just saw that Cool Hunting posted this great video about the book, Danish Tattooing. They speak with author Jon Nordstrøn as he visits some of the most famed tattoo shops in Copenhagen. Watch after the jump . . .
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Dabs Myla x How Nosm x Rime Wall

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Tuesday April 19, 2011


Melbourne-born, LA-based Dabs Myla and Spanish-born, NYC-based How & Nosm have teamed up for another nice mural in Hollywood, California, this time with "Art In the Streets" exhibiting artist, RIME. All the artists styles shine through quite clearly, with solid contributions from each. More looks after the jump . . .
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The Sculptures of Robbie Rowlands

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Tuesday April 19, 2011


Melbourne-based artist Robbie Rowlands has peeked our interest with his segmented sculptures. Taking seemingly mundane sites and objects, Rowlands turns them into fascinating works of art. Rowlands re-invents everything from street signs to boats, to upholstery and floorboards. See more after the jump…
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The Drawingmachine by Eske Rex

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Tuesday April 19, 2011


CuratedMag finds some really great things in the world of art, and they posted this great video of the Drawingmachine, Eske Rex' machine that was exhibited at Salone Milan 2011 at the Danish design and craft exhibition MINDCRAFT11. Watch the video after the jump . . .
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2011/04/14

Zoo Project -Tunisian Revolution

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Posted: 06 Apr 2011 03:27 PM PDT
Zoo Project is in Tunisia, creating work celebrating the Tunisian Revolution and the people that made it happen - particularly the 200+ people that died. They ended the 23-year reign of despot Ben Ali (and his RCD party), and sparked revolutions across the region. This is the first time there's been any web presence for Paris-based Zoo Project - check out the website. See more by Zoo Project. artist: Zoo Project location: Tunis, Tunisia Tweet

Klone,Aris, & Laguna

  
Klone, Tel Aviv
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Aris, Berlin
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Laguna, Spain
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Phelgm -Manchester

Phlegm, Manchester

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