“F*CK ART: A Street Art Occupation Exhibition at the Museum of Sex is literally on cycle especially with the Fuck Bike (check out the video below) by William Thomas Porter and Andrew H. Shirley Pumping it up right now its running from Feb 8 – Jun 10, at MoSex, New York.
Steve Duncan and MyBlockNYC take us on a trip this time in the Westside Manhattan’s NYC Amtrak’s Tunnels some made famous by some of my fellow Upper West Side Native Graffiti Artist such as Freedom which a Tunnels in Riverside Park Upper West side is named after.
David Choe Howard Stern Interview talking about his facebook stock and jerking off in a Japanese prison.
“Graffiti artist David Choe talks about his decision to take $60,000 worth of Facebook stock in 2005 instead of cash. His stock options may now be worth between $100-$200 million or more once the stock goes public.”
Frank Oscar Larson black and white snap shots of 1950′s New York City are being exhibited at the The Queens Museum of Art.The exhibition runs from February 5 to May 20.
In celebration of the 20th anniversary of Wu-Tang Clan formation in 92 the design firm Two Rabbits hired illustrator Honkey Kong for a work Entitled “Wu-Sciples, with Wu-Tang Clan members as the Biblical Last Supper with Ol’ Dirty Bastard Aka Baby Jesus as Jesus Christ.
Canal Room sits down with Futura in Paris to talk about the name change from Futura 2000 to Futura 2050 and his current art show at Galerie Jerome de Noirmont and his plans for the Future no pun intended.
A play on the the word autograph has conjure the thought of having graffiti artist with their face covered and their signature tag on display in a book. The book comprises of 112 pages 7.8125 x 10.5 inches priced $29.95 featuring photographs that were shot by Peter Sutherland and text
written by REVS.
Every one loves this iconic figures in still frame but what if you can see how each shot was taken with this interesting shot image of Salvador Dali and Che Guavera in motion.The International Center of Photography is having a exhibition named Magnum Contact Sheets running from January 20 till May 6, revealing how Magnum photographers captured and edited their best shots from the 1930s to the present.