Hayley Welsh: Of Monsters and Zen
For those who gravitate toward the right-brained domain, the frenzied way of today’s world can weigh quite heavily upon our minds and allegorical shoulders. Things are pretty wild out there! We seem to be entre...
Claire Courdavault: Pleasure Is In The Detail
A look at today’s landscape of the arts will soon draw you to the conclusion that artistic creation is more protean than ever. Art is not only limited to a canvas, a culture nor one idea of what beauty is. The ...
The Pure Aesthetic Pleasure of Michael Reeder
Michael Reeder's work is a feast for the eyes. With each look, your eyes get greedier and greedier, sucking in the purest colors, bouncing between the sharpest of contrasts, scratching across texture, dodging s...
Interview: Multidimensional Digital and Street Art by Extra Crunchy
“The world is divided in two – Crunchy and Non Crunchy. Which one are you?”
This is the question asked by Extra Crunchy, a couple of artists from Israel with a high color, innovative and multifaceted universe....
Joe Bloch: Spinal Tap Meets Van Gogh in the NYC Underbelly
Back in high school, acrylic painter Joe Bloch was all about heavy metal music, video games, and, you guessed it, art. This Impression/Expressionistic painter hails from the gritty, urban chaos of NYC which ser...
The Majestic and Oneiric Street Art of Etam Cru
In a world where cities are the blatant image of dehumanization, street artists have become the reminder of our innocence and creativity. By painting the walls, they are also pushing them away, allowing a sheer...
Indiangiver: Cheyenne Randall the Ink Master
Cheyenne Randall, aka Indiangiver, has been adding tattoos to photos for many years. I had one created of me as I love the application and intensity of the added ink. Indiangiver does what he wants, when he wan...
Adam Craemer: Urban Grime Meets Classical Beauty
After moving to Australia from South Africa in 2011, graffiti artist Adam Craemer rediscovered his passion for art and is now making waves on the international fine art scene. His distinctive mix of street ...
Kaligrafics Sant Feliu + Contorno Urbano International Call to Artists
When we came across the Kaligrafics Sant Feliu + Contorno Urbano Muralism International Call to Artists, we were eager to spread the word. This is a wonderful opportunity for emerging and established artist...
Audrey Kawasaki’s Mural Magic
We know her name, Audrey Kawasaki, queen of the whimsical wood-grained modern nouveau. Her work has been flowing through the world for some time now. It has been embraced by an array of art enthusiasts beca...
Walls of Wonderment: An interview with Lisa King
Lisa King is an Australian self taught multi-disciplinary artist/illustrator, who is recognized for her socially engaging large-scale murals. Over the recent months she has been beautifying otherwise less than...
The Evocative Text-Based Art of Robert Montgomery
In our current social climate of political divisions, nearly constant advertisements, instant judgments, provocative statements and behavior, and the consistent feeling of being on the defense, even in your own...
Juan “Crook” Gonzalez Paints the Town Red
The brick walls and concrete in the alley drip a bright, shiny red and there is a strong scent in the air. The scent is spray paint, and the red is an artist's preferred color. Artist "Crook" paints the tow...
INTI: The Icons of Street Art
Born in 1982, INTI is from the young generation of muralists, a famous artistic movement of South America. And in spite of his modern generation, the artist is strongly connected with the History of his contine...
C215: Giving a Soul Back to the City
Christian Guémy is most famous as C215, an internationally praised urban artist. Born in 1973 in the suburbs of Paris, France, he considers himself more as a poet than a graffiti artist. Incidentally, his intro...
ALEX MAC 3HC: Female Deities on Walls and Canvas
He signs his creations ALEX MAC 3HC. Alex is his name and MAC and 3HC are his crew. Born in 1973 in Paris, France, the young artist grew up drawing and inspired by hip-hop culture. He started covering the wa...
An Intergalactic Encounter with ONUR & WES21
The idea that we are not alone ‘out there’ is one that has been in our minds as human beings passed on from generation to generation and from one story or theory to the next for as long as we exist. And yet I n...
The Inner Workings of the Street Art Scene with Lord K2
London-born artist Lord K2 has made waves of late with his publication Street Art Santiago. But behind his fascinating exploration of the Chilean graffiti scene, lies an artist who understands how to capture th...
Colorado Crush Street Art Festival
For the entire week of September 14-20th, the residents of the Mile High City were treated to a bombardment of great art, as the streets of our beloved River North (RiNo) district flooded with creativity and tr...
The Walls Are Alive with the Street Art of MTO
Street artist MTO is the French equivalent of Banksy, in my opinion. His identity and location is secret, and his art provocative. But MTO is certainly not Banksy, as he has his own style. The three letters of ...