Archive for September, 2009
Roadsworth Interview
The Montreal based street artist Roadsworth has been busy doing his art in Toronto for Manifesto. He also has some art on display for the Rise art auction. Roadsworth has taken time out to do an interview with Format Magazine. In the interview he explains his thoughts on corporations and advertising. He also shares his [...]
Ron English – Cloud Graffiti
Ron English is known for doing some pretty spectacular things. This time he’s created cloud graffiti. Ron English made the word cloud in the sky of lower Manhattan.
Mike Giant Video Interview
Here’s some great footage of an interview done with the artist Mike Giant. The interview is part of Upper Playground’s Walrus TV.
Miss Van Interview Part 2
Juxtapoz has recently released the second part of an interview they did with the street artist Miss Van. In the interview Miss Van talks about some of the projects she’s working on now and what she likes to do on a day off from her artwork. Read the full interview with Miss Van here.
Krink Incase Still Available
It seems that the Krink Incase cover for MacBooks are still available to purchase. They had been sold out for awhile but Arkitip still has a few available to purchase. Check out Arkitip for more information on how to get your very own Krink case.
Augor Book – So Called Artist
Expect to see a new book being released about the graffiti writer Augor. The book has been titled “So Called Artist” and it will feature a lot of photography from Keegan Gibbs. We’ll make sure to keep everyone posted on the release dates.
New Interview with Persue
Awhile back we were fortunate enough to do an interview with the graffiti writer Persue. There has just been a new interview released on I Lover Graffiti. In this interview Persue shares his thoughts on graffiti writers being sponsored and about his run ins with the law. Read the full interview here.
Tattoo Tuesday No. 45
Here’s a large tattoo for this week’s Tattoo Tuesday. This large back tattoo is a Japanese Hannya mask. The photo was taken in Paris at the largest French tattoo convention. At the convention there were more than 7000 visitors, 150 world wide tattoo artists, featuring tattoo contests, burlesque shows, graffiti artists, photo exhibitions, and concerts. [...]
