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U Get Me So High – 4:20 at La Fleur Cafe
Dirt Cobain’s latest NYC mural is revealed at Le Fleur Cafe in the East Village, just in time for 4:20.
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Perfect Strangers: Android Oi & Josie Woods at Sour Mouse
Sour Mouse NYC has developed a new series of art show, showcasing collaborations between up-and-coming artists with veterans in the game. The first pair of collaborators in this series is Android Oi and Josie Woods.
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Franklin Marshall the Third: The Mystery of that Hollywood Face
From childhood to adulthood, Franklin Marshall the Third has created his journey through comedy, filmmaking and “Art-streeting,” as he calls it. Acknowledging his own odd-looking character, which he had no part in creating, Franklin boldly tackles the oftentimes cruel world with forbearance and kindness while working hard at paving a way for himself in the arts.
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Kaves: Something Out of Nothing
A Brooklyn visionary—Kaves artistically embodies the heart and hustle of the city as he etches his story into it. A story of rags to riches where wealth is not monetary, but lies in expression and experience instead.
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ELO: Encourage Life Originality
Artist ELO describes his past years and struggles in becoming a full-time artist. From Brazil to New Orleans to New York City, there has been a lot of inspiration and opportunity to Encourage Life Originality.
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The Magnetic Artistry of Megan Watters
Megan Watters, a multi-hyphenated artist, can recall initially taking to art through “finding ways to entertain herself” at a young age. But this was no mere preoccupation for Watters. “Art was magnetic for me,” she says, as she expressed how she continuously found herself creating.
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Addicted to the Art: Tarbox
Houston-based street artist Tarbox comes clean about living through heroin addiction and how he found salvation through street art.
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Animals, Boarded Windows, and Colombia: The ABCs of Calicho
During one of the most intense summers of NYC, artists emerged at the forefront of the BLM Movement, among them Calicho Arevalo. Read on to find out more about Calicho’s beginnings as an artist and how he felt to be part of something bigger.
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“You Can Too” – TRZA – Graffiti Counter Culture in Colorado Springs
Trent Langill, aka TRZA, an artist residing in Colorado Springs, is a man with a plethora of talent when it comes to stencil design. His goal is to show youth with limited options and equipment that you can indeed get up and paint, you can do it too.
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A Q&A with HOXXOH
Miami-based HOXXOH, a street art veteran, known for his iconic style marked by sweeping, geometric shapes recently released a jigsaw puzzle sponsored by ARTXPUZZLES, as part of a worldwide initiative supporting artists during the pandemic. In our Q&A, HOXXOH shared some reflections on his art and career.
