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TwitArt #3 Or What Artists Tweet

I know I've been neglecting the art here, so I thought I'd make another TwitArt post! Like always, if there's a link to more than one picture, I just post one here as a little taste. So make sure to click the links, if you want to see all the good stuff. Also, follow the artists! Here we go: http://twitter.com/#!/garybaseman/status/40113707388243968 ...

Juxtapoz interviews Swedish artist Ekta

Ekta The Swedish fine artist, illustrator, and mural artist, Ekta, was interviewed by Juxtapoz magazine. Among other things, he talks about his background, his discovery of art, his name, his works, and why he doesn't do outside work at the moment. It's a great interview!
Tell me a little bit about yourself and how you got started? I was born in 1978 in a small coastal town in the south of Sweden. When I was 18 I moved to London with my best friend to skate and ended up staying there for 9 years. Art came through skateboarding and somewhere around the millennium painting and drawing became more important to me than skating. Some early influences in art were people like Mark Gonzales and Neil Blender. In 2005 my personal life was not so good and not having money to pay the expensive London bills, I decided to try my luck back in Sweden and moved to Gothenburg, where I’ve been since....

Special Art Post #6: SABER

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Name: Saber Genre: Graffiti, Fine Art Dates: Solo Show in Mid May at Opera Gallery (More infos coming when released) Website Blog Twitter Facebook YouTube Channel Known Gallery Artist Page


It's been a long time since I've posted my last "Special Art Post" about Willie T., so I think it's time for another one. I've decided to dedicate #6 to artists SABER, because he's one of the best graffiti artists, he completed the largest graffiti piece on the cement bank of Los Angeles River in 1997 (blood shedding included), he has probably the coolest website, and.... he's cool. Actually this is not really an easy post to do, because SABER has done so many art pieces throughout the years and there's tons of material on the web, including probably more interesting articles about him on bigger sites. So this post is more like a little introduction of SABER and a little summary of what you can find on the web about him. I strongly recommend to click your way though his website, blog and other pages, because there is way more stuff than I can post here. ...

DOODLING WHILE WATCHING DOWNTOWN 81 (via Jersey Joe’s Blog)

I wish I could doodle like that, too! :-) Downtown 81 … Read Morevia Jersey Joe's Blog

Osaka: Crazy Crimers 2 Show

Crazy Crimers 2 is Japan's biggest graffiti show and showcases work for most of Japan's best ...

Maintain – Los Angeles Characters Art Show – January 8

January 8, 2011 12PM - 9PM Maintain - Sunset Store 3318 West Sunset Blvd Los Angeles CA 90026 ...

Otto Schade @ LAVA Gallery

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LAVA Gallery presents: OTTO SCHADE | Solo show LAVA Gallery 1.11 Kingly Court, Carnaby Street, London, W1B 5PW, United Kingdom Opening Party: Thursday 6th January 2010 | 6PM-9PM Exhibition from: 7th January -19th January 2010 Facebook Event

We're excited to announce the first in our series of artist showcases. We have invited Otto Schade to display his extraordinary artwork at our new headquarters in Kingly Court. The opening reception is on 6th January from 6pm onwards; the show will run for a fortnight. Originally from Chile, Schade now lives and works in London. As a street artist, Schade has lit up the East End with his intricate, surreal images. He is equally adept as a fine artist, creating highly accomplished oil paintings on canvas. We can't wait to see what Schade has in store for us. It promises to be a memorable show and a fitting start to our program of events in 2011. We've got some tremendous artists lined up for the coming months - stay tuned for more announcements. www.lavacollective.com/008-Otto_Schade.html Source

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Undercity: Adventures in New York’s Underground

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As an urban historian & photographer, I try to peel back the layers of a city to see what's underneath. From the tops of bridges to the depths of sewer tunnels, these explorations of the urban environment help me puzzle together the interconnected, multi-dimensional history and complexity of the great metropolises of the world.
(Steve Duncan) In December Steve Duncan took a trip into New York's underground, spending there a whole week, sleeping in the tunnels. Check out some footage of the trip after the jump!...

GraffHead: Los Angeles Graffiti Year In Review 2010

Graffhead, one of the best graffiti blogs, posted an awesome video, reviewing Los Angeles ...

Special Art Post #5: Willie T.

Name: Willie Toledo Art: Photography/Film WWW: Blog Artist Profile @ Known Gallery Videos on Vimeo Twitter I bet you've expected some graffiti artist! Well, this time it's all about Photography! Willie T.'s "Special Art Post" has been a long time coming! If you are interested in cool events, like Art Basel, the premiere of Banksy's "Exit Through The Gift Shop", or just some private party with cool people, like 50 Cent, you just have to stumble upon Willie T's photos one day. I saw his work for the first time when I was browsing Known Gallery's website and I got really hooked on it, when I saw this picture he made of artist Push: Next to Photography, he's also active in filming. On his vimeo profile he writes:
Filming is something that I'm never thought I was going to be doing, I always thought I would end up with a career that I would in be happy with but filming is were I can express my Art, I feel that every moment I capture someone in front of my lens is a Memory they leave behind.. Someone told me once in my life what kind of legacy do you want people to remember you by! And I was like Wooooo do I have something to leave behind? That was my question to myself and now I do I think I do. I thank God everyday of my life for this chance and opportunity in what I call a Second chance.. So please take a look at my work and feel free to drop me a message or leave me a Comment.
So let's take a look at his work! ...