Invader Takes NYC
It’s been a great November spotting Invader graffiti all over NYC. Lots of pizza eating Invaders and food orientated posts. Looks like French invader gets the late night hungries while he’s thinking up his next tile-fitti.
Invader Takes NYC
It’s been a great November spotting Invader graffiti all over NYC. Lots of pizza eating Invaders and food orientated posts. Looks like French invader gets the late night hungries while he’s thinking up his next tile-fitti.
Sweet Toof Show
Pandemic Gallery
22 Waverly Street, Brooklyn, NYC
Great show created from scratch only a couple months ago. A ton of work here that fills every bit of space in this unique, huge gallery space here in Brooklyn. A bit of a hike to get here, but well worth it. It’s a chanced to own some Sweet Toof at a very affordable price. Check it out!
Paul Insect Show
Paul Insect: 2033, Original Works Created in 2014
Great show by one of London’s most famous practioner of street art. Very Pop like paintings with his trademark style. We met him in person and he’s really an affable guy. Great to meet him and check out this show. It’s great!
gallerynine5
Group Ink
Bringing the street indoors, Gallerynine5 has turned the world of street art and graffiti inside out with their summer show Group Ink. Allowing street artists interior walls, they’ve thrown up some great ones! Artists include TATS CRU, Bisco Smith, KET, Shiro, Vor138 and Rubin415. The show runs until August 20th. Check it out
Crash
Broken English
Jonathan Levine Gallery
Pictured above is John “Crash” Matos and Monica Welsh at the gallery opening for Broken English. Amazing show with very tight canvasses cropped to contain the frenetic, yet very pop-y sensibilities of the canvases. Bright colors and a very cool 80’s vibe that feels timeless. These would be great pieces to own. Be sure to check out the Museum of New York City’s show entitled City as Canvas. It features Crash’s work as well as a huge trove of seminal early NYC graffiti from the collection of Martin Wong. Check it out.
City As Canvas
The Collection of Martin Wong
Museum of the City of New York
Early collection for graffiti in NYC that traces the origins of tags with the street numbers the tag writers were from all the way through to the 80’s with full subway car take-overs. Early artists including DAZE, Keith Haring, Lee Quinones, Lady Pink, Kenny Scharf, Futura 2000 and many more. This is an expansive collection of one possessed individual who saw the early value of this burgeoning art movement. He died of AIDs in 1999, but left his collection of graffiti and graffiti “Black Books” to the city of New York to share with everyone. This is a seminal show, Check it out!