Every year, the multicultural city of Toulouse houses Latin America’s top graffiti artists, who descend on France for the annual Latino Graf festival.
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ART PROOF podcast episode 1: John Costi
Art Proof is a new art podcast conceived and hosted by arts journalist Eric Thorp, creative project coordinator Nicholas Stavri and painter Rowan Newton.
Continue Reading...teamLab at the new Amos Rex… plus three other reasons to rush to Helsinki
Amos Rex, a surrealistic and mainly subterranean art complex, has just opened in Helsinki, with a immersive multimedia headline show by Japanese digital collective teamLab. But that’s not all that is pushing Helsinki on to the international art map
Continue Reading...LURKING HARD WITH THE LURKERS
Who are the Lurkers?
Continue Reading...Interview: Sean Rennison Phillips
It’s rare for an artist to develop a meaningful autodidactic practice; especially when such large emphasis is placed on education and the following of the correct channels to establish oneself as a legitimately received artist.
Continue Reading...FAD Film Exclusive: PETRO 43 3/4
Petro’s fine art practice carries a strong graffiti aesthetic and incorporates the obsessive traits synonymous with the culture but at the same time doesn’t tarnish it or make it feel out of place.
Continue Reading...RECAP: Steve More & Remi Rough @WhitewallsSF
We just wanted to do a recap of Steve More and Remi Rough’s exhibition that just finished at White walls Gallery San Francisco.
Continue Reading...Video: Legendary graffiti artist Aroe talks about his artwork + ‘Bomb the Box’
What does Grafiiti mean to you? For Aroe, street art simply means, “taking a derelict building that maybe once meant nothing to anybody now means something to somebody”
Continue Reading...TOP 5 Graffiti places in Brazil
Every fortnight our friends over at GlobalStreetArt.com will be surprising maybe even delighting us with their top 5 graffiti stuff this week it’s Graffiti Places in Brazil . ENJOY
Continue Reading...Graffiti artist Narcelio Grud creates art using rotten vegetables and fruit for paint .
This type of street art presents an eco-friendly form of graffiti without any of the harmful toxins
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