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Books

Book Review: NOGA, the Nation of Graffiti Artists

NOGA, the Nation of Graffiti Artists, was an artist’s workshop located on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, and later on, in the Bronx. It was the utopian vision of Jack Pelsinger, who begged the c October 20, 2021

Painting

Stare into the Abyss: Jason REVOK Finds His Path @ Library Street Collective, Detroit

If anyone asks me where I thought the potential of graffiti was about a decade ago, I would immediately have thought about Jason REVOK's move to Detroit. It felt like a pivotal move for graffiti's gr September 29, 2021

Graffiti

Looking Back on Andrea Nelli's Seminal "Graffiti a New York, 1968-1976" Book

Doing some research this week, we wanted to revisit one of the seminal documentations of graffiti and street art, the iconic Graffiti a New York, 1968-1976 featuring the photography of Andr September 03, 2021

Installation

PREF Bends and Blurs Text @ La Galerie Centrale, Liège

I chose to self-title the exhibition because I wanted it to be a reflection of everything that Pref is about. Where I’ve been, where I am now and where I hope to be going in the future. If you’d  ; July 28, 2021

Graffiti

Loss Prevention Pepino: Sickid @ New Image Art, Los Angeles

"... that's what I like about LA. You can feel the hustle and the honesty in a lot of what you see. Like religious candles next to toilet paper, next to a 1960’s lamp. Someone from another pla July 12, 2021

Graffiti

Black and Blue: Lee Quiñones @ Charlie James Gallery, Los Angeles

Lee Quiñones contributions to street culture are vast and expansive, so much so that he is one of the rare artists whose graffiti walls are etched into the historical lexicon. His fine artworks are June 21, 2021

Painting

Sci-Fried: The Otherworldy Works of Antwan Horfee

It would not be hyperbole to say that Horfee was your favorite graffiti artist's favorite graffiti artist at a time. He had a knack for the imaginative and abstract, a blend of characters and century March 23, 2021

Graffiti

James Earley & Derix Glasstudios Collaboration Fusing Graffiti and Stained Glass

It's always inspiring and well worth documenting the ways in which artists emerging from the graffiti scene develop their creative practice and are able to apply their experience. And one of the February 11, 2021

Magazine

Sickid: The New Folk

Sickid is a young, Los Angeles-based graffiti artist and painter, best known for littering LA with an ever-changing cast of cartoon characters and situations, most notable for his work on billboards. December 01, 2020

Graffiti

Radio Juxtapoz, ep 059: Roger Gastman's Vision Goes Beyond the Streets

For almost two years we’ve presented the Radio Juxtapoz podcast with the aim of introducing you to the people and places who have been instrumental in shaping the past, present and future of graffi November 30, 2020

Installation

OSGEMEOS Reveal Their "Secrets" In Major Homecoming Museum Show in Sao Paulo

Amid a socially distanced world, the creative powerhouse that is Otavio and Gustavo Pandolfo, better known as OSGEMEOS, managed to open a large presentation in Seoul, a solo show in New York, and, af November 02, 2020

Graffiti

Niels Shoe Meulman "What The Fuck?" @ STRAAT, Amsterdam

In celebration of the long-awaited opening of STRAAT (which we wrote about last week), Amsterdam's museum for graffiti and street art Amsterdam, Dutch urban art legend Niels SHOE Meulman is currently October 29, 2020
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