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 ...
The Joyful Erotica of Shiko a.k.a Derby Blue
Francisco José de Souto Leite started drawing at a young age, working on his own underground comics magazine, Marginal Zine. From the pages to the walls, he invented himself another persona, Derby Blue, to cove...
Bosoletti: Nature Teams with Street Art to Show Its Supremacy
Francisco "Fran" Bosoletti was born in 1988 in Armstrong, in Argentina. His drawings soon attracted the compliments of perfect strangers, asking him where they could buy his art. At the time, he was travelling ...
Lauren YS: The Fun Kind of Grotesque
There is nothing subtle about Lauren YS, and anyone who wanders into her surreal world are bombarded by dripping monsters, deformed tentacles and eyes popping out of heads in punchy over the top colors. She ta...
Rune Christensen: Balaclavas and Tattoos
As tattoos become more and more mainstream and trendy, you will have seen numerous visual encounters of this former underground art, especially with the hijacked photography of Cheyenne Randall and the fine art...
Phlegm’s surreal street art
If you live in Sheffield you can’t fail to notice the work of the local enigmatic street artist Phlegm. Every so often you will turn a corner and find a spindly monochrome figure slinking along the wall beside ...
Marco Battaglini – Beautiful Mutiny
"Sublime upon sublime scarcely presents a contrast, and we need a little rest from everything, even the beautiful" ~ Victor Hugo.
Marco Battaglini is an artist who cavorts in the schizophrenic borderlands that...
Andrew Spear, Disco Pants, Music and Art: Interview
I had such a wonderful time interviewing the incredible Andrew Spear. Andrew is a down to earth, humble, straight up, cool dude! He works hard, he plays hard, he lives life with an extreme passion, not only f...
Baby Guerrilla: Interview
She is a thought-provoking artist with a very cool name. We know her as Baby Guerrilla and she talks with me about how she went from a potential life as an oil painter to becoming one of Melbourne’s most exciti...
Felicity Hayward: Interview
Felicity Hayward is a multi-talented young woman from Melbourne whose work reflects the architectural diversity of this great city. She is more concerned about the process of creating than being bothered with n...
Morley’s Philosophy on the Streets of Los Angeles
Morley’s wheatpasted messages are deliberately created to counter the mass media marketing we see all over the streets in our contemporary culture. Instead of urging consumerism they encourage the viewer to tak...
Dan Baldwin – Tick. Tick. Boom!
Upon first sight, Dan Baldwin's works explode across the canvas in a cacophony of colour, symbolism and high octane joie de vivre. Childhood innocence, Religion, Politics, cultural iconography and pop totems hu...
Adrian Doyle – Melbourne Street Art
Adrian Doyle is a street artist from Melbourne, Australia. You may remember him for painting one of our famous laneways entirely blue last year. I caught up with him recently and here is some of what he had to ...
Low Bros – 3D Aerosol Contrast
Looking at Low Bros' portfolio, you are instantly overwhelmed with a dose of nostalgia for everything 80’s. From the colour palette of much of the work, in bold Miami vice hues, through to the 80’s video game s...
The Female Form Captured By Amandalynn
Like her art, Amandalynn seems at home just about anywhere: spray-painting a wall, in an art gallery surrounded by well-dressed patrons. Her paintings are known for capturing the female form with all of its str...
The Street Art Musings of Guido Zimmermann
I first met Guido Zimmermann over a year ago when I was organizing Frankfurt, Germany's first ever ArtWalk. The notion of bringing the world of fine art to an accessible, casual public setting was a foreign con...
Faith47: Tones of Chiaroscuro
The title of Cape Town artist Faith47's latest work - The Harvest - speaks about: 'Abundance; Richness; and Fruitfulness... The reward after months of hard labour.' Her murals are a positive fixture in the ever...