Dec 31, 2011

RATHER UNIQUE BY ROYCE BANNON


A group show curated by Royce Bannon
January 7 - February 19, 2012
Artist reception Saturday, Jan. 7, 2012 6-8pm
Woodward Gallery
133 Eldridge Street
New York, NY 10002
Artists include: Cassius Fowler, Chris RWK, Cope2, Darkcloud, H.veng.Smith, Indie184, infinity, KA, Keely, Kenji Nakayama, Kosbe, Matt Siren, Moody, Nose Go, Royce B, Russell King, UR New York, Veng, and more.

Nov 30, 2011

UR NEW YORK & POP INTL PRESENT " BREAKING & ENTERING"

UR New York proudly presents their first solo exhibition for Miami Art Basel 2011, "BREAKING AND ENTERING". The New York graffiti & street artists Michael Baca - aka “2ESAE” and Fernando Romero aka “SKI” are committed to “breaking and entering” into the mainstream letting their art loose on the world, all the while breaking the status quo and entering the art world on their own terms offering intensely personal and vibrant works with universal appeal. The exhibition and LIVE installations will take place at 2412 North Miami Avenue in the Wynwood District.


UR_New York "Breaking & Entering" Promo Video from Hot Mop Films on Vimeo.



http://urnewyork.com/

Mama Nature: A Hip Hop Musical

"Peace friends and family,

I hope all is fresh in your worlds and life is looking lovely. I want to invite you to a stage production like you've never seen. A new Hip Hop musical that I am really excited about!

We've got emcees, singers, actors and poets, amazing music and the world famous Nuyorican Poets Cafe hosting us for our 3-day premiere"
- Michael McManus

Mama Nature: A Hip Hop Musical
Written & Directed By Gustav Gauntlett

Oct 24, 2011

AVONE (DESTROY&REBUILD) "AMERICAN GRAFFITI " AT GALLERY89 ON WEDNESDAY 10/26


Featuring works by artist -AVONE
(DESTROY REBUILD)

Curated by - CRISTIAN AND CINDY VARGAS
Music - TEAM ROJAS
Photography- NICKYDIGITAL.COM

Join us for the opening reception of "AMERICAN GRAFFITI ” a show that is a depiction of modern day New York City street art.

Location: GALLERY 89 - 89 MERCER STREET
NEW YORK, NY 10012 - 212-274-0989

*Complimentary sparkling wine and cash bar provided by Bar89*

Please RSVP to sohogallery89@gmail.com or confirm on Facebook

Jul 30, 2011

ARTWORK - SKI - UNDER THE INFLUENCE EXHIBIT

FUMERO - "IN YOUR FACE"



"With iconic faces of past and present, you will see portraits of those that
influenced society in one way or another, as well as some friendly faces you will find in the In Your Face crowd. These are the people that make icons iconic. The opening begins Saturday, August 13, 7-10pm. We dim the lights and have a special guest DJ, Onda Skillet spinning his made only in New York but global sound of deep moving grooves from 10p-2am.
17 Frost Gallery is a great space for this one time only art and music event produced by Fumeroism. It is free and open to the public, so come out and join with us as we celebrate the ‘art’ of having a good-nrg time"

17 Frost Gallery: Between Union Ave. & Lorimer St. L train to Lorimer |G train to Metropolitan | or B48 bus to Frost St.

QUOTABLES - AVONE - EXHIBIT


New York city-based artist, AVone (Destroy & Rebuild) is back at Lot F Gallery in August with a new body of work. “Quotables”, opening on August 5th, showcases a series of paintings by AVone that memorialize symbolic leaders in the Hip Hop movement (mcing, graffiti, etc). Using silk screens and various techniques, he layers iconic images with city landscapes on canvas.

“Quotables”, opens at Lot F Gallery on Friday, August 5, 2011 with a reception from 7pm to 11pm. Refreshments will be Provided. The show runs until September 2nd, and is open by appointment. All works available in the gallery and online starting August 5th.

Lot F Gallery – 145 Pearl Street, #4, Boston, MA 02110. Info@lotFgallery.com 617-426-1021 www.lotFgallery.com

May 24, 2011

Mar 29, 2011

FRESH GEAR - TREACLE CLOTHING - UK

Check out some of the graffiti and art influenced gear from Treacle Clothing.






Check them out on the web and hit up the shop http://shop.treacleclothing.co.uk/

Mar 9, 2011

ARTIST PROFILE - SKELE

Either you got it or you don’t. Either you have a concept, a vision, talent, a passion to create…or you don’t. It may take years to come out, but at the end of the day, either you got it or you don’t. Just ask Virginia based artist Skele a.k.a. Electric Skeleton. This artist is fresh to the scene and he is driven by nothing more than his love for art. Whether through daunting creatures, contorted shapes, or vibrant color schemes, Skele’s work brings more to the imagination and takes you on a journey filled with exploration. His work captures a wide array of emotions, anything from sadness to humor, and with an evolutionary mindset his work is distinctive. And to think, for him it all started with a couple of colored pencils! Skele has participated in several art shows and charity events but when it all boils down, for this up and coming artist it’s not about the riches or the fame. He loves what he does and only wants to share his talents, spread his thoughts, and be recognized. Definitely support the Electric Skeleton by taking a look below at some of his work and of course by visiting his blog.







iamskele.blogspot.com

Feb 26, 2011

STREET SHOTS: ATLANTA



UR NEW YORK - EYE OF THE BEHOLDER INSTALLATION

"EYE OF THE BEHOLDER" UR NEW YORK ART INSTALLATION from urnewyork on Vimeo.



"With Eye of the Beholder, we were attempting to symbolize the struggles within achieving greatness. In art everyone is watching you, what’s the next step? What is your potential greatness? What can you achieve? There is this sense of urgency, so we produce, trying to appease that constant demand. We had to ask ourselves, how do we keep our pieces from becoming stagnant, how do you continually create at a fast pace but always push the bar, always maintain that level of quality, of mastery, that’s the challenge. When it came to working with Woodward, we thought through was how will we take this moment to do something completely new for the collective. We considered balance, concepts of symmetry and understanding the tug of war between success and struggle. It breaks down pretty simply: Two artists, four panels, two each, two sides to the success" - UR NEW YORK