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KVanity: Goth Boy Supervillain
Get to know KVanity, a rising star in Los Angele who mixes 2000s scene and emo nostalgia with a fresh and sexy image.
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Birth, Life, & Death in Appalachia
Fittingly to Jackson’s mural’s theme, Stove Works is situated right near a sprawling military cemetery. “I wanted to bring a very universal narrative to a specific community that I feel is often overlooked, and what could be more universal than birth, life, and death? Today, Chattanooga is a very slick, cosmopolitan place, but a lot of people living here have roots in Appalachia that we almost never think about,” he said.
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Press Release: BOOK LAUNCH – NIGHT SHIFT IN TAMAQUA BY EMMA RIVA
One Art Space is delighted to present the launch event of Emma Riva’s debut novel, Night Shift in Tamaqua. The book features thirteen original illustrations by multimedia artist Coyote Jacobs along with the text, which will be exhibited at the gallery.
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The Boys from the Heights at Graffiti HeArt
Graffiti legends Mike 171, SJK 171, Taki 183, JEC *, and Henry 161 headlined a three-day event at Cleveland’s Graffiti HeArt. Read what happens when Cleveland gets some of the classic Washington Heights grit and hospitality.
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Show Review: Jorge Torrealba – Discount for Ugly People
Emma review’s Jorge Torrealba – Discount for Ugly People on view at One Art Space.
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Shtetl Art Gallery: Brooklyn’s First Hasidic Art Space
Shtetl Art Gallery is a landmark event in the art scene – the first Hasidic-owned gallery of Williamsburg. It’s a celebration of Jewish identity that hosts a wide range of artists and pieces. Though all the artists featured are different, their work all speaks to a respect for spirituality and religious ritual and a desire for community dialogue.
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Listen: The Voice of Los Angeles
Listen is a Los Angeles-based street artist taking the minimalistic stencil designs that Banksy popularized in the United Kingdom and updating them for the street and surf culture of Los Angeles.
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Press Release: UP MAGAZINE ISSUE 4 RELEASE PARTY
Join us on Saturday 7/31 at One Art Space to celebrate the release of our fourth issue. The release party is an opportunity to toast to street art, pick our contributors’ brains about their writing, and celebrate.
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Show Review: Toes, Knees, Shoulders, Heads + Butts & Guts at Meredith Rosen Gallery
Zak Kitnick’s innovative show at Meredith Rosen Gallery uses the basement space to explore ideas about space, physicality, and the nature of art objects. A combination of mud-stained walls, sequin-covered grass, and hidden underwear makes it an exhibition not to miss.
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Show Review: #NYisOK – Our New York Times
Last Thursday, Trotter&Sholer opened its new exhibition #NYIsOK: Our New York Times, curated by street art veteran Lady Aiko. Here’s why you should see it and how it speaks to the New York we’re living in.
