This spring, hit the streets with CK One’s Street Edition. Grafitti art seems to be a trend in the beauty world as of late, but this limited-edition collection stands apart, with its bright… Continue reading
Shepard Fairey’s first acts of street art have spawned a fictional film, “Obey the Giant.” The 20-minute short is based on Fairey’s subversive Andre the Giant “Obey” sticker campaign of the early 1990s designed… Continue reading
Claw Money, a graffiti writer who has an extensive history in the New York City graff world took her talents to shaping her clothing brand. From clever tees, exclusive jackets, sneakers, handbags, knit… Continue reading
In this video you can see the abstract depictions in the forms of a photo realistic design. Art from a graffiti writer’s perspective should be fast and effective. Fatcap spray caps are commonly… Continue reading
Artist KAWS collabs on some new items for brand Original Fake. All new Spring 2013 merchandise and limited collectable vinyl just dropped, and on the way to be sold out. Cop yours before… Continue reading
Urban street art and graffiti’s continuing struggle to be recognised as a serious art form just got another major fashion fillip. Calvin Klein has partnered with artist and choreographer Jorge ‘Fabel’ Pabon, a… Continue reading
Next week, Shepard Fairey will be releasing a fresh new screenprint which is entitled “Peace & Justice Woman”. As usual with Obey Giant, this is his standard edition of 450, it measures 18… Continue reading
James ‘Sexer’ Rodriguez is an old school writer who stays on his game, and keeps his skills sharp. In the 80’s, Sexer’s mark could be spotted from the 1, 2 and 5 New… Continue reading
Earsnot candid interview tells all.
Utah and Ether are slaying the streets of Hong Kong. Going hard and bringing that type of New York flava that makes my eyes feel good in the China hood.
When looking back to the eighties when graffiti was going ‘pop’, it was because of artists like Crash making moves to place graffiti into art history. Crash [John Matos] is a true legend… Continue reading
Liquidteks has just released their first issue of their second volume. The magazine has pushed forward with photos, interviews and other interests that the fellow graff enthusiast enjoys. Real New York City talent… Continue reading
When an anonymous photographer started documenting graffiti-covered trains in New York in the 1970s, nobody seemed to take much notice. Or so Henry Chalfant thought. The truth was, plenty of the city’s graffiti… Continue reading
The legendary JA with a slick silver tag, nourished with the sweet water from the New York City sky.
Zen Graffiti…. Very serious graffiti that is often taught by Zen master in the mountains of Kyoto, Japan. The ancient form of can control stems back to many dynasties that nurtured the ancient… Continue reading
Between shooting off missiles and telling the Koreans he created Hip Hop, Kim Jong-un has been marketing himself heavily, and we mean going hard for the worlds appreciation. Anywhere from Djay-ing to MC-ing,… Continue reading
16 foot fibergalss statue is revealed today at the 30th Street Station in Philly. It’s a new creation of KAWS. It looks like a decomposed Mickey Mouse creature that is counting to 100.… Continue reading
Here are three classic photos from not too long ago: Cecs who has a been creeping the streets of Brooklyn for some time. Cope 2 with a Cope 3 – Internet King throwie.… Continue reading
Throwback shmoback… It’s still new to those that haven’t seen, but for those that have continuously been loyal to the site…. ya seen these, so throwin’ ya back. Flicks from the Streets include: Moody,… Continue reading
In a move shunning the art world, Hackney graffiti artist Stik put his exclusive work in the hands of the homeless in a free giveaway with the Big Issue magazine last week. Stik,… Continue reading
“Madonna: A Transformational Exhibition,” curated by Rock Paper Photo, will unveil seven never-before-seen photographs from this fortuitous meeting, shot by Richard Corman and fellow photographer George DuBose. The photos capture the fresh-faced star… Continue reading
Stepping out from the shadows of New York, and other cities where a generation of graffiti artists turned crumbling walls into splashes of expression, some of the top graffiti artists in the world… Continue reading
With Los Angeles street artists embracing the use of traditional murals to engage public spaces, it gives Writing on the Wall a good reason to look closely at individual works in Southern California.… Continue reading
For most people, history is something to be contained within the confines of a glass box, something to be sealed, gawked at and controlled. For New Yorkers, however, history is in every crack… Continue reading
SEEN dropping TAGS. A limited edition of 50 tags from the legendary artist in plexiglass. Available in the colors of black and red. Each tag is placed in a velour setting, white box with… Continue reading
Cool video of Revok from the incredibly hard working MSK crew. Something is always inspiring when watching good style get blazed across a clean or grimy wall. Take a look at the versatile… Continue reading
Tuff City Styles releasing footage of some of the burners from the past season. Heavy hitter after heavy hitter, top notch peaces, styles for miles. Watch the video from the winter season chill,… Continue reading
Revok is giving a whole new definition to the meaning of style by consistently mixing it up, and not being consistent…that’s a great thing… straight dope…
New York City. Back in the Day, PUMA Clyde were the kicks of ghetto tastemakers. If the web existed back then with options to design your own PUMAs… there probably would have been too… Continue reading
Whenever I’m in New York my home base is the Lower East Side, so for this next little teaser I chose the iconic Arlene’s Grocery as a backdrop. More importantly though, this clip… Continue reading
