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street art nyc at the graffiti hall of fame in east harlem: vase one, kingbee, shiro, skeme, t-kid, cope 2, break uno, delta 2 & more august 27, 2018 hosted by james top , joey tds and poke ibm , the 38th annual graffiti hall of fame took place this past weekend in east harlem. pictured above is the work of vase one and kingbee (standing to the left of shiro on the ladder). several more photos of images captured yesterday follow: shiro tags subway map skeme terrible t-kid cope 2 break uno delta 2 at work and you can find more images from the historical two-day event on the streetartnyc instagram . photos by lois stavsky { 0 comments } historic rammσllzσσ solo exhibition: “racing for thunder” continues through sunday at red bull arts new york august 23, 2018 continuing through this weekend at red bull arts new york is rammσllzσσ: racing for thunder , the historic solo exhibition focusing on the extraordinary, idiosyncratic talents of the late multi-media artist, graff writer, hip-hop pioneer and gothic futurist theoretician rammσllzσσ . a diverse selection of the artist’s visual works, music and writings, along with rare archival documentation and ephemera, presents an intimate portrait of the visionary new york cult icon. the mixed-media image above features one of the artist’s wildly imaginative garbage gods . several more images from the remarkable rammσllzσσ: racing for thunder follow: letter races, mixed media monster models, mixed media letter m explosion, mixed media luxturnomere hammer bar hammerclef force field one, spray paint on cardboard jams, spray paint and acrylic on canvas the man, himself the exhibit continues through sunday at 220 west 18th street in chelsea, manhattan. red bull arts new york is open from 12-7pm. photo credits: 1, 4-7 lois stavsky ; 2-3 karin du maire note: hailed in a range of media from widewalls to the huffington post to the new york times , our street art nyc app is now available for android devices here . { 0 comments } oakland through the eyes of bay area photojournalist and artist iqvinder singh with deadeyes, rasterms, mark bode, barry mcgee and more august 21, 2018 twenty years ago, bay area photojournalist, artist and graffiti/street aficionado iqvinder singh published his first zine — and the first graffiti zine to emerge from oakland. earlier this year, iqvinder aptly dedicated an entire issue of his ongoing zine, suitable 4 framin’ , to oakland, dividing it into eight distinct sections from east oakland and the oakland museum of art to the oakland terminal art gallery and tags and throws . what follows is a small sampling of images in a range of media that made their way into suitable 4 framin’ , issue #12: deadeyes rasterms mark bode on denim at the oakland terminal gallery barry mcgee at the oakland museum of california broke sticker this all oakland issue of suitable 4 framing’ is dedicated to the late oakland graff legend mike francisco aka dream . you can purchase it, along with a few selected back issues of other zines, here . and each zine comes with a varied assortment of stickers and random goodies! all images courtesy of iqvinder singh note: hailed in a range of media from widewalls to the huffington post to the new york times , our street art nyc app is now available for android devices here . { 0 comments } at the jersey fresh jam in trenton, nj: damien mitchell, joems, souls nyc, meres, mek, kes1, seoz, ras, ron & more august 18, 2018 the annual jersey fresh jam , trenton’s premier urban arts festival, was held last saturday, august 11. arts educator and photographer rachel fawn alban was there to capture the action as local and regional artists converged — despite intermittent bouts of rain — to bring their talents to the walls of terracycle inc. what emerged was a wonderful fusion of graffiti and mural art representing a range of sensibilities, styles and themes. pictured above — from left to right — are damien mitchell , puppet master icky and colombian artist joems . several more photos captured by rachel follow: damien mitchell at work soulsnyc with spray can and cell phone in hand meres at work with mek on top kes1 at work — in collaboration with seoz ras at work ron with multiple spray cans in hand photos by rachel fawn alban note: hailed in a range of media from widewalls to the huffington post to the new york times , our street art nyc app is now available for android devices here . { 1 comment } speaking with east london-based artist annie nicholson aka fandangoe kid in red hook, brooklyn august 15, 2018 ever on a mission, east london-based artist annie nicholson aka fandangoe kid has been busy here in new york city. last week, i had the opportunity to meet up with her in red hook, brooklyn at the site of her de-construkt residency. when did you first become interested in sharing your messages in public spaces? back in 2005 — when i was studying film and visual arts in paris — i began leaving text messages on friends’ doorsteps. my artwork has always been narrative-driven. your current projects generally reference your family members. can you tell us something about that? in 2011, my mother and sister were killed in a crash. their bodies landed in the east river. nothing has been the same since. for several years i was totally derailed. sharing my thoughts in the public sphere and working with young people have kept me alive. my public messages are, also, my means to remove the stigma that exists around loss and mental health. how have folks responded to seeing your text messages reflecting your very private — often deeply painful — reflections on your losses? many have approached me and shared with me stories of their own losses and vulnerabilities. it is part of their healing process, as well as mine. and working with youth is wonderfully therapeutic — as i know! how did you connect with the young people with whom you work? i’ve actually worked in art education for over 10 years — from the tate modern to the british film institute . and then four years ago, i began working with traumatised young people in a program i’d launched at the hackney new school using the arts as a means to understand and share their stories more effectively. are there any particular artists who inspired or influenced your particular text-driven aesthetic? steve powers — certainly! he is one of my favorite artists working in this genre and a huge inspiration. others include: jenny holzer , barbara krueger and camille walala. what brought you here to new york city? for six years — since the loss of of my sister and mother here in new york city — this city has been hanging over me. i felt the need to spend some time here. and laura arena , who offers residencies in red hook to artists from all over the world, has given me the opportunity to do so. why the streets? why do you primarily utilize the streets to transmit your messages? i like the visibility that the streets offer. my messages are easily accessed on the streets, especially by young people. what’s ahead? i will be returning to nyc in the fall with plans to install large-scale works in more permanent public sites to create a platform for dialog. good luck with it all! photo credits: 1, 3 & 6 courtesy of the artist; 2, 4 & 5 lois stavsky ; interview conducted and edited by lois stavsky note: hailed in a range of media from widewalls to the huffington post to the new york times , our street art nyc app is now available for android devices here . { 0 comments } speaking with aravani art project founder & director poornima sukumar on giving a voice to the transgender community august 9, 2018 earlier this week, i had the opportunity to meet up with poornima sukuma r . a muralist and community artist based in india, she is the founder and director of the aravani art project , a collective that creates spaces for people from the transgender community to connect with other communities and cultures in their local neighborhoods. in july

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