Italian street muralist and fine artist, Ericailcane, who showed with us in late 2010, just released a new book, Il Canto Della Foresta, featuring press printed, embossed brown hard cover, canvas binding, and numbered edition. There is a special edition, too, with a print, that is made in an edition of 100. (via)
David Choe, Joe To, and DVS1 all headed to Denver for Terminal Kings, a partnership with the University of Denver and Denver Airport. Dave and team added some much needed color to the winter skies of the Rocky Mountains “Terminal Kings is 10 days and 10 nights of World Class Street Art, music, performance and energy presented by the University of Denver in a proud partnership with Denver International Airport. World renown artists Sam Flores, David Choe and Highraff are coming to Denver from January 12th -21st to each paint an 8’ tall 100’ long mural on moveable 4’ sections that will become the first Kinetic Mural art show to be seen at a major International airport. The murals will be painted live and this event is held at City Hall event space in downtown Denver.”
We don’t know who, we don’t know what exactly, but we like it.
Valencia, Spain-based Escif showed ar our FIFTY24SF Gallery in the Summer of 2011. We have some prints in our webstore as well…
We aren’t saying that we are siding with the NY Giants in the Super Bowl, but if you were to be a fan of the Eli and Pierre-Pauls and the Victor Cruz lot, may we suggest the simple “NY” tee by David Choe for Upper Playground? Better than the Giants logo as is, we know that much.
The Ice Book (HD) from Davy and Kristin McGuire on Vimeo.
This is one of our favorite video projects we have seen in awhile, a piece by Davy and Kristin McGuire called The Icebox. According to their page, “The Ice Book is a miniature theatre show made of paper and light. An exquisite experience of fragile paper cutouts and video projections that sweep you right into the heart of a fantasy world. It is an intimate and immersive experience of animation, book art and performance.”
(In an editor’s note, the icebox is where Interpol puts their urge)
A bit of Gorey, a bit of Escher, a bit of classic style but definitely getting a new voice here. And all it took was a bit of A4 dip pen and black ink for Welsh artist Phlegm to get this drawing together, Great stuff. A talent on the street and on the paper. Via Juxtapoz Street Art.
From The Citrus Report
