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“Trouble Maker” – Joe Iurato Holds Fast to Hope
Joe Iurato’s latest solo show Trouble Maker is a conglomeration of “memories and moments” in his life that pay homage to the hopeful things yet to come on the other side of tough times.
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UP6 – Martha Cooper: Graffiti Exposed
While not an artist herself, pioneering photographer Martha Cooper, played a pivotal role in the development of graffiti culture through her work documenting the early days, most notably in “Subway Art.” At 80 years old, she maintains an active calendar, but still made time to sit down with UP to discuss as her ongoing projects and legacy in the urban art world.
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Miami Art Week: Street Art Conquers the World
It’s a warm December evening in this subtropical resort town, and some of the biggest names in the world of graffiti and street art are gathered within the friendly confines of Wynwood Walls, the pioneering open-air street art museum beloved as an indiscriminate blending of the Louvre and the Island of Misfit Toys. Here, just a bridge away from the elite art fairs and champagne receptions that have sprung up around Art Basel Miami Beach over the last 22 years, the revolution continues.
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Still New York – A Photo Exhibition by Logan Hick at Wall Works Gallery
The Bronx-based gallery and street art boutique WallWorks hosted their latest exhibition, ‘Still New York’ on Saturday May 11th. ‘Still New York’ is a solo show Logan Hicks, a street artist best known for his muralism, however the works in the show focus on his photography.
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Etoile & Natalie Minyu Li’s Mission to Protect Artists from AI
Etoile is a new tech start-up looking to shield artists from the dangers of AI. Founder Natalie Minyu Li discusses her own artistic journey, and her mission to protect the community she’s come to love.
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Logan Hicks and Lori Zimmer: An Artful Pairing
He’s a world-renowned artist who uses stencils and spray paint to create intricate, photorealistic, images of buildings, people and other things. She’s the author of four books, including a pair of delightfully offbeat guidebooks to hidden art in New York and Paris. They share a home and studio space in East Williamsburg as well as an international, trans-media artistic vision shaped over decades of individual experience and nearly a decade as a couple. Meet Lori Zimmer and Logan Hicks, as told by Scott Or and photographed by Daryl-Ann Saunders.
