The 3rd Annual Downtown Miami Art Days: Another Incarnation of Street Art: http://bit.ly/1mnzn6w
Pics, or it didn't happen. Check out all our views from the international Norwegian street art festival Nuart 2014: http://bit.ly/1uiN9s9
by Peter Augustus
Billing itself as “the World’s premier live art battle”, Secret Walls recently kicked off its second series in Hong Kong at the city’s iconic Fringe Club.
Created in 2006 by Terry Guy at a bar in London, each event features two white walls side by side, 90 minutes on the clock, booze, a live DJ and two artists with the mighty black marker for battle. The winner is chosen based on a 3 point system, with input coming from judges and the all-important crowd vote, scientifically measured by a decibel reader. In epic fashion, the yearly event spans 5 months with four qualifying rounds, two semifinals and finishing with the grand finale in December, where the series winner is announced.
We've arrived for Nuart.. Looking forward to checking out the town. @nuartfestival @artslant @graffitilt (at Stavanger Port, Norway)
We talk with the incredible Abby Martin, who after stepping down from her role as an anchor RT News, stepped into the art world. Our story here: http://bit.ly/1qxWRW8
Give in to the Dream: We review OSGEMEOS Moon Opera at Galeria Fortes Vilaça: http://bit.ly/1wxeZnH
#classic! L.A. Car Culture: we check out the 14th Annual Uptown Whittier Car Show >>> http://bit.ly/1t6LGpU
It's a Cruel Cruel Summer at Jonathan LeVine Gallery and it's almost over! our review here: http://bit.ly/1pRkrgz
He received 4 years of classical training in 19th-century painting in Italy, before PANG became a prolific presence on London's streets. Check out our interview with the artist here: http://bit.ly/YDD2SX
Hawaii-based DEFER and Kamea hit 1AM SF with their own Paradise Lost: http://bit.ly/1uM50sW
Thrashbird finds a canvas on one of L.A.'s oldest, most beloved street art walls, what's about to become a Hotel. story here: http://bit.ly/1pgBvMb
We finally catch up with prolific Italian street artist RUN to talk about painting in London, working on canvas, and never losing your anarchic side. Check out our interview here: http://bit.ly/1utKHQM
street artists and Michelle Obama want you to drink more wat-aah: http://bit.ly/1sPtazy
Last day to see Alex Pardee's Bunnywith at Fifty24PDX Gallery! >>> http://bit.ly/Xss3eH
London, your weekend show: ALO's Hail to the Loser just opened at Saatchi Gallery's Print Space >>> http://bit.ly/1rYgGHS
Last Day of the ChinaCat663 Show at Chicago Truborn! >>> http://bit.ly/1rS1kkP
by Lori Zimmer
The long abandoned Miami Marine Stadium in Key Biscayne has been a favorite hot spot for local and international street artists since it closed after Hurricane Andrew in 1992. Because of the ever-changing murals, the site has become an unexpected open-air gallery, adding incredible color to the secluded inlet once used for speed boat racing. Recognizing this renewed interest, the city of Miami, along with the Friends of Miami Marine Stadium and the National Trust, are planning to revamp the stadium back into use within five years. But before the stadium is restored and a lush new park is created, the site will be home to the ARTHistory Mural Project, a rotating exhibition of invited street artists, curated by one of their own: stencil artist Logan Hicks.