“A wall is a very big weapon. It’s one of the nastiest things you can hit someone with.” — Banksy
There’s that moment when you see your heroes for who they really are–people. After watching the UK’s Channel 4 documentary Banksy Vs. King Robbo: Graffiti Wars I almost came to see Banksy in a different light. Minutes in gone was the praise and admiration for where he’s made it to, replaced by a nasty view of him. The feeling was what the film intended to project. But, as the film progressed, I couldn’t help but stay team Banksy.
Freshly defected from the acclaimed Inglewood hip-hop duo U-N-I, Thurz bombs the system with a bucket of wheat paste and pages from Ice Cube’s 1991 manifesto.
“Everything that is really great and inspiring is created by the individual who can labor in freedom.”
- Albert Einstein
NYC based street artist TMNK aka NOBODY recently posted this photo of an unofficial collaboration with street art god Shepard Fairey. If you have a great photo of “Art is Everywhere” email it to info@an-mag.com now.
Read MoreShepard Fairey's Former assistant Ernesto Yerena will present his debut solo exhibition "GANAS 2020" at White Walls Gallery, Saturday, Nov 13. The Los Angeles based artist based the exhibition on a story he wrote.
Read MoreShepard Fairey has time for charity. The Los Angeles based street artist is auctioning off an intimate tour of his studio and five signed 18 x 24 original screen prints for one lucky fan.
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This is a mural by Shepard Fairey the man behind Obey and those super popular Obama Hope images. You don’t get how dynamic his work is until you see it in person.
If you have a great photo of “Art is Everywhere” email it to info@an-mag.com with the subject message “ART IS EVERYWHERE.”
Another day, another art show. Artists all over the world are always exhibiting work. But, like anything creative oversaturation is bound to occur. Here is our list our art shows in 2009 that kept us amazed and engaged. Read More
Where the Wild Things Are takes 32.5 million in ticket sales, Shepard Fairey admits lie about Obama “Hope” Image and more.
On Saturday, Sept 12, Awesome Bears presents “Hug Life,” an exhibition featuring the art of Phillip Lumbang. Special guests for the show include DJ Diabetic and Obey creator Shepard Fairey. The event starts at 8pm.
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