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Bushwick Art Club: Isabelle Ewing
The first in the Bushwick Art Club Series – a collaborative project between UP Magazine & the Bushwick Daily. Signed prints available for sale.
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What’s Your Sign? – Five Years of Underhill Walls
Emma provides a short recap of last weekend’s live painting event at Underhill Walls for the five-year anniversary of the project. To learn more about Curator Jeff Beler and the history of Underhill, be sure to check out the feature in our latest issue – #3: Community & Culture.
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Roosevelt Island Fall for Arts Festival: Reclaiming Our Time
Emma investigates this year’s Fall For Arts Festival on Roosevelt Island, aimed at promoting social justice.
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SpreadLoveStreetArt Contest – September 2020
Winners of the SpreadLoveStreetArt Contest + Runner UPS & Honorable Mentions
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Buenos Aires: Bardo, Ilka, and the Beauty of the City
London-based writer Candelaria Barandiaran talks to a group of emerging female artists from her homeland of Argentina, in an attempt to reconnect with her roots and Buenos Aires’ wonderful culture.
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Bringing Art to PLG
Caitlin discusses moving to Prospect Lefferts Garden, and discovering and becoming involved with a new project curated by J. Lotus Gallery
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Subway Writers: A New York Minute
An overview of the history to New York City’s iconic subway era of graffiti.
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Clutter Mag’s Canbot Kickstarter
Clutter Magazine has become an institution within the close-knit indie toy community, due to their dogged commitment and passion to the scene. Clutter’s publication covers the latest and greatest developments across the industry. The organization also hosts crucial events like Five Points Fest. Most ambitiously, though, Clutter participates in the community they’re committed to, developing their own innovative releases that advance the culture and encouraging designers to take the leap and push their talents one step further.
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Down in Deep Ellum: Streets, Music, and Art in the Soul of Dallas
Down in Deep Ellum, all the street’s a stage; all the walls, a canvas. A historically Black community-turned-haven of hardcore punk-turned-hub of bourgeois peccadillo, it’s always been the locus of the local art scene.
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Max Sansing: The Key to Community is Giving Back
Max Sansing, a Chicago-based artist known for his large-scale murals and fine art paintings, is one of the country’s most prolific and proficient artists. His vibrant works have been featured in galleries and on walls across the United States. However, this impressive two decade career started from humble origins.
