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2.13 - 2.18 : POW WOW (Hawaii)
2.17 - 2.18 : When Lucent Found Herakut (LA)
2.17 - 2.18 : ROA @ Scarlett Gallery (Stockholm)
2.18 : KAWS @ High Museum of Art (Atlanta)
2.18 : Taco de Lomography @ Lomography Gallery (LA)
2.18 : Cody Lusby @ Design Matters (LA)
2.18 : Mark Whalen & Jay Howell @ Fecal Face (SF)
2.23 : Anthony Lister @ New Image Art (LA)
2.23 : David LaChapelle @ Fred Torres (NY)
2.24 : Terry Richardson @ OHWOW (LA)
2.24 : John Chamberlain @ Guggenheim (NY)
2.24 : Francesco Igory Deiana @ Park Life (SF)
2.25 : Femme Fatale @ Cella Gallery (LA)
2.25 : Os Gemeos @ PRISM (LA)
2.25 : Herakut @ Lebasse Projects - Chinatown (LA)
2.25 : Rosson Crow @ Honor Fraser (LA)
2.25 : Alex Gross & Victor Castillo @ Jonathan LeVine (NY)
2.28 : Jaybo @ Soze Gallery (LA)
2.29 : Masakatsu Sashie @ Mizuma Gallery (Tokyo)
3.01 : The Whitney Biennial (NY)
3.01 : Todd James @ Gering & Lopez (NY)
3.02 : Conor Harrington @ Lazarides (London)
3.08 : Kris Kuksi @ Joshua Liner (NY)
3.09 : Kehinde Wiley @ Jewish Museum of NY
3.10 : Amy Sol @ Corey Helford (LA)
3.15 : Camille Rose Garcia @ Michael Kohn (LA)
3.16 : Faith47 @ David Krut Space (Johannesburg)
3.23 : Leslie Ditto @ Copro Gallery (LA)
3.23 : Cheryl Dunn @ Ivory & Black Soho (London)
3.31 : Vhils @ 18 Gallery (Shanghai)
4.06 : Joe Sorren @ La Luz de Jesus
4.21 : Greg Simkins @ Merry Karnowsky (LA) Categories
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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Teaser: Ron English Custom Dunny Painting @ Kidrobot (New York)
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Preview: Brandon Shigeta – “ARTCUBE” @ Little Tokyo Design Week
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Openings: “Party Animals” @ Royal/T
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Showing: Yue Minjun – “The Road” @ Pace Gallery (Beijing)
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Posted in Contemporary Art, Exhibition Photos, Shows & Events
Tagged Beijing, Contemporary Art, Shows & Events, Yue Minjun
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Openings: “Crazy 4 Cult 5″ @ Gallery 1988 (Melrose)
Last night on Melrose, Gallery 1988 put one on for the fanboys and film buffs out there with their fifth annual Crazy 4 Cult show. References to favorite cult movies like the boys from Ghostbusters abounded – some subtle, some … Continue reading
Streets: Kenny Scharf (Philadelphia)
After collaborating with Liu Bolin in New York for the Chinese artist’s Hiding In New York series of works in front of his Bowery & Houston mural, street legend Kenny Scharf (interviewed) headed over to the City of Brotherly Love … Continue reading
Overtime: July 4 – July 10
Inti throws off hats and shoes in Paris. A new wall from Rime, Askew, Deus, Vans, Score, Dabs & Myla, and Witnes. Shepard Fairey interview by Brooklyn Street Art (Huffington Post). My Love For You talks to ESPO on podcast. … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Contemporary Art, Interviews, Low Brow & Pop Surrealism, Overtime, Street & Urban Art
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Streets: London Instagram Roundup
The week started off well for AM with a new piece by street artist Mobstr making an appearance on Bethnel Green Road. This massive white pasteup can be seen from a distance, causing anyone who passes to stop in their … Continue reading
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Openings: Nathan Ota & Risk – “That Was Then, This Is Now” @ 111 Minna
Thursday evening, 111 Minna in San Francisco hosted the opening for Nathan Ota and Risk’s collaborative exhibition, That Was Then, This Is Now. The two respected graffiti artists first collaborated over 25 years in high school, but had lost contact … Continue reading

