-
POW WOW Hawaii '12 Coverage -
-
-
-
Calendar
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
- Album Covers (13)
- Architecture (13)
- Art (3300)
- Art Focus (41)
- Art products (254)
- Auction Analysis (7)
- Auctions (76)
- Benefits (10)
- Collector Focus (5)
- Contemporary Art (2550)
- Contests (85)
- Creative Process (30)
- Design (6)
- Details (1)
- Economics (20)
- Exhibition Photos (125)
- Fairs (208)
- Features (1046)
- Highlights (51)
- Installation (270)
- Interviews (135)
- Low Brow & Pop Surrealism (1755)
- Museums (205)
- Openings (1210)
- Overtime (95)
- Photography (239)
- Previews (1030)
- Publications (119)
- Releases (395)
- Rewind (1)
- Rumor Mill (3)
- Sculpture (410)
- Second Helpings (21)
- Seen on Streets (611)
- Setup (94)
- Showing (39)
- Shows & Events (3688)
- Sketchbook (12)
- Street & Urban Art (2553)
- Streets World Roundup (17)
- Studio Visits (117)
- Teasers (496)
- Toys (64)
- Uncategorized (63)
- Videos (467)
- Viewpoints (9)
- World Tour (12)
-
-
CONTESTS -
Ai Weiwei Giveaway -
Damien Hirst - The Complete Spot Challenge Giveaway -
TOP STORIES -
The Boneyard Project Coverage -
Mode2 Interview -
El Mac - Connie Rice / LA Mural Coverage -
Ai Weiwei - Taipei '11 Coverage -
Art Basel Week Miami Coverage -
Arrested Motion Curated Hong Kong Group Show East West Connect @ Above Second -
Popular Posts
Tag Archives: M-City
Streets: “Urban Forms Gallery” Roundup (Poland)
The organizer of the Urban Forms Gallery project in Poland, Michael Biezynski, recently sent over some photos of the wall murals to share with our readers. It is rare to say that we enjoyed all the work from every artist … Continue reading
Posted in Features, Seen on Streets, Shows & Events, Street & Urban Art
Tagged Aryz, Chazme, Etam Crew, Features, Kenor, M-City, Poland, Remed, Sat One, Seen on Streets, Sepe, Street & Urban Art, Urban Forms Gallery
Leave a comment
Nuart ’10: Vhils & More
It’s time for another update from Stavenger, site of the Nuart Festival. Looks like Vhils is in town now chiseling away at another masterpiece. We had only recently enjoyed his work at the fantastic Eurotrash show and the Viva La … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Features, Seen on Streets, Shows & Events, Street & Urban Art
Tagged Erica Il Cane, M-City, Nuart '10, Nuart Festival, Shows & Events, Vhils
Leave a comment
Nuart ’10: ROA, EVOL, Alexandros Vasmoulakis, M-City
It’s about time for another update on this year’s Nuart Festival seeing as more and more artists are getting up and around town. Along with this tremendous piece from ROA seen above (probably his largest to date), EVOL, Alexandros Vasmoulakis, … Continue reading
Openings: M-City & Boogie @ Carmichael Gallery
Carmichael Gallery recently opened two shows at their Culver City gallery and although the artists use different mediums and subject matter, their work is both deeply rooted in the streets. M-City’s work was both mechanical in appearance and in physical … Continue reading

