Shepard Fairey Tagging Eye Level Art from Mike Elder on Vimeo. As a follow up to the photos of Obey Giant’s Shepard Fairy tagging Eye Level Art in Charleston, Sc here is an interview and video of him in the moment. Interview with Shepard Fairey at Eye Level Art from Mike Elder on Vimeo. More [...]
This one by Shephad Fairey of Obey Giant Propoganda fame was found on the facade of Eye Level Art and was done while Shephard was in town last week visiting family. For a little history of street art in The Holy City check out this article from The Post & Courier and check out some [...]
Beandip Clothing gives us a glimpse into the life and times thus far of their good friend and artist connect Jason Woodside. No frills – documentary style interview from his current residence in Nyc. Speaks on his influences, working with Brazilian artist ROMERO BRITTO & the advantages of staying positive. Shot & edited by Phillip [...]
I ran across these dope ass art cards and interview over at The Art Hustle about The Crystal Pharoah and wanted to share. He is also a music producer who is currently working on the third album from Si*Sé as well as producing video projects for brands like ALIFE and KRINK. Band of the Lost [...]
| The Ice Cream Man | Tags: ALIFE, Art Hustle, Band Of The Lost, Gearopolis, KRINK, Memorabilia, nyc, SISE, Stickers, SUCKLORD, The Crystal Pharoah, Trading Cards | We are getting reports from New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boston, and other major cities of these wheatpasted posters of Joaquin Phoenix which seem to be in promotion of the Casey Affleck directed documentary I’m Still Here on the fledgling hip hop career of Phoenix which drops September 10th. New York Magazine has confirmation that [...]
| The Ice Cream Man | Tags: ABC News, Amanda White, art, documentary, Exclusive, I'm Still Here, Joaquin Phoenix, Magdalena Gorka, Mass Media, Movies, Obey, Obey Giant, Pop Art, Pop Culture, Shepard Fairey, street art, Wheatpaste | This post is from the TrustoCorp (NY based street art/artists) who designed a prank of 100 subversively branded products and placed them in supermarkets, corner stores and bodegas around the city! Dope Idea! Heads up from Brooklyn Sky.
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