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Ben Eine at NHH in Bergen
Ben Eine visited Bergen earlier this summer to complete the first installation of the art project at Bergen’s business school, NHH. In connection with the... [More Info]
Portraits: Gaia and Sten & Lex at Brooklynite
Portraits October 16 – November 6 Opening: October 16, 7-10pm REQUEST A PREVIEW: info(at)BrooklyniteGallery.com The world’s oldest known “Portrait” is... [More Info]
Street Art Pop Up Store in LA
Bomit is putting together a pop up shop in LA and it opens next week. The Street Art Pop Up Store sounds pretty cool. A lot of galleries like to say “Look.... [More Info]
Moniker set-up: Monday
Village Underground is where it’s at this week. The Shoreditch warehouse off of Great Eastern Street is host to Moniker Art Fair. Hookedblog has a much... [More Info]
Artists get started at WOW in Gambia
Logan Hicks sent over some photos from Wide Open Walls, the painting trip that he is on right now in Gambia. Logan, Eelus, Mysterious Al, Broken Crow and... [More Info]
Art.com to compensate street artists whose work they sell
Wooster Collective announced tonight that they have been and will continue to be working with Art.com to solve a very frustrating problem that many street... [More Info]
Street Sketchbook: Journeys launch show
Last week in London was crazy-busy, but I’m glad I took a few minutes to get over to Pictures on Walls for the launch show of Tristan Manco’s new book Street... [More Info]
This is going to be awesome… Moniker International Art Fair
Way back at the beginning of August, I mentioned that the Moniker International Art Fair would be starting in London this year as a street art alternative to... [More Info]
21st century graffiti (and no, it’s not laser tagging)
Okay, so yeah, GRL’s Laser Tag thing is cool, but it’s more of a fun trick than it is graffiti. This new thing is pretty awesome too though, and I think it... [More Info]
Street artists for the magazine Diplomat
Sometimes street art end up in odd places. The cover of Diplomat, a magazine targeting the community of diplomats in London, probably qualifies as one of... [More Info]