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Bushwick Art Club: Lucky Rabbit
The third and final in the Bushwick Art Club Series 1 — a collaborative project between UP Magazine & the Bushwick Daily. Signed prints available for sale.
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Bushwick Art Club: Marzipan Physics
The second in the Bushwick Art Club Series 1 – a collaborative project between UP Magazine & the Bushwick Daily. Signed prints available for sale.
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Bushwick Art Club: Isabelle Ewing
The first in the Bushwick Art Club Series 1 – 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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Sinned and Ria
Emma recounts the love-story of how Sinned & Ria met, and their paint splattered history together.
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Trotter & Sholer’s LES Debut – Anak Dara: A Solo Show by Azzah Sultan
Vittoria speaks with Jenna Ferrey opening a new brick and mortar space and the excitement for Trotter & Sholer’s first show featuring Azzah Sultan.
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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.
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LAPIZ: Liberty Suspended
In a transatlantic chat with Vittoria, scientist-turned-artist LAPIZ talks about the impact of his travels, his experiences, and the pandemic on his work.
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Ups and Downs: Street Art, PTSD, and Hitting it Big with skl0
Vandal, artist, Singaporean, Sticker Lady – Sam Lo knows all about labels and has had their fair share foisted on them over the years.
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Staff 161: An OG of the Train Era
Sadaf speaks with Edward, aka Staff 161, founder of the Ebony Dukes graffiti crew on his role in graffiti history.
