Showing posts with label street art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label street art. Show all posts

Thursday, November 13, 2008

Protest Art against Police Abuse

This is the power of art. This is everything art should be, selfless, intriguing, and with a point. I could only imagine someone working in their garage making these pieces, only to sacrafice them in faith that they may have an impact so that that uheard voices of the community will be heard...I love it.





































For more information on this (and tiny video), check out this article.







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Sunday, November 9, 2008

Juxtapoz Magazine - Worth Checking Out


For quite some time now Juxtapoz Magazine has been one of my favorite resources for checking out some hip art. If you into getting some prints for under 40 bucks check out their prints section

Saturday, November 8, 2008

Shepard Fairly - Henry Rollins Interviews him


For those of you who don't know, Shepard Fairy is the artist who gave us the famous Obama image that we have seen everywhere.

In this video you can learn a little more about him










Banksy Elephant

I am somewhat torn about painting an elephant, but I can't help but love this piece by Banksy. Not only the idea of painting an elephant, but how beautifully painted and putting in the context of a house setting...super cool.

Inflatable Subway Animals

This is the kind of art that gets me very excited and hopeful for our future. This idea is just brilliant. Inflatable trashbag animals animated by subway air. I love the simplicity, how it appear to be trash, using the subway, the element of surprise. Bravo to Joshua Allen Harris!!!

Banksy: Pet Store - Art the way it should be

Banksy does it again. He is one of the few artist out there that I consistently like and continues to suprise me. His pet shop exhibit is brilliant, it is everything art should be, humorous, artistic, vague, selfless and super duper coolio!



NOTCOT: Banksy's Village Petstore & Charcoal Grill from Jean Aw on Vimeo.