Faile Bast Deluxx Fluxx Arcade 2010 NYC Show Video

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Obey Shepard Fairey Deitch Art Show SNEAK PEAK

Here is a SNEAK PEAK into the upcoming Deitch art show in NYC by artist Shepard Fairey.

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Shepard Fairey Talking About His Upcoming Deitch Show

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Banksy 'Rat' Time Out New York City Poster

Here is a reasonably priced poster by stencil genius Banksy. This is available through the New York's version of Time Out Magazine. This is a 12 x 18 inch print and it will cost you $20 each.

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Mr Brainwash Announcement...

Hey Everyone, for those of you who didn't get the chance to see the show or want to see it again, "ICONS" is being extended until April 30th, 2010.  415 West 13th Street New York, NY 10014

Monday through Thursday 12pm to 9pm ~ Friday-Saturday 12pm to 12am ~ Sunday 12pm to 7pm

Free Admission - Camera and Video Allowed



Obey 'Keith Haring' Print? SNEAK PEAK

Here is a SNEAK PEAK at the upcoming Shepard Fairey release at Obey. This a portrait by photographer Patrick McMullan, not sure when and if this will be available online.

"Join the fight against AIDS and remember Keith Haring. 2010 Marks the 20th anniversary of Keith’s untimely death from AIDS. Please lend your support by making a donation to the 2010 AIDS Walk in his memory. If you donate $50 or more AND you walk on May 16, you will receive a unique, limited edition T-shirt featuring artwork by Shepard Fairey based on a portrait of Keith by Patrick McMullan, shirts donated by OBEY Clothing. We need YOU to join the Keith Haring Foundation team for this year’s AIDS Walk New York! Come walk with us in Central Park on Sunday, May 16th. TO REGISTER BY PHONE: Call the AIDS Walk office at (212) 807-9255(WALK). Be sure to provide our team name when registering."

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Pure Evil 'Murder Mile' Prints Available

Here is the latest print buy artist Pure Evil, this print is called 'Murder Mile'. It is a 26 x 24 inch screenprint with an edition size of 150, comes signed and numbered by the artist for £150 each or £250 each framed.

"Murder Mile is a section of 2 streets in Hackney called Lower and Upper Clapton road this is a war zone. Inspired by the original poster for the film MEAN STREETS which was a map of New York in the shape of a gun, I decided to do a map of Hackney in the shape of a gun to draw attention to what is going on there."

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Mr Brainwash Interview About Upcoming NYC 'Icons' Art Show

Banksy filmed him, Berlusconi has collected his work, and Shepard Fairey called him 'awesome, infuriating, almost impossible to define.' The he in question is Mr. Brainwash aka Thierry Guetta. The exuberant, French, chain-smoking, paint-splattered chatterbox whose street-meets-Pop art is, like any good hyperbole, larger than life. We visited with MBW in the 15,000 square foot warehouse in the Meatpacking District in New York for his solo show that will open this weekend. 

'Icons: Part One' is a loose collection of portraiture divided into several groups; the series depict fashion designers, artists, models, and most cleverly, 'geniuses', technology gurus like Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, and Biz Stone who Mr. Brainwash asserts will 'change the world' and become icons of the future. Another section features variations on the cover art Brainwash designed for Madonna’s greatest hits album Celebration. Apart from the screenprinted and painted canvases replicated ad nauseum on the walls of the gallery space, MBW has assembled some immensely-scaled installation pieces that are irrepressible, bright ‘n’ shiny emblems of an artist having fun with his work. Spinning off a motoscooter piece from his last LA show Life is Beautiful is a yellow taxicab encased in a giant plastic package like a Matchbox car. (The artist Googled cab vendors and found one in Harlem who customized the vehicle in three days, right down to specific signage and decals.) A gigantic paint can — a common image in Brainwash’s oeuvre — is tipped over, spilling paint through grates in the floor down to the basement level, where a 12-foot-tall boombox is propped across from a giant dangling keychain.

Taking on such colorful, Pop-laced iconography draws inevitable comparisons, not the least of which to Andy Warhol. Though he couldn’t really express much difference in the feeling of his portrait work versus Warhol’s 1960s editions, Brainwash states that by painting with hands, and treating art with child’s playful spirit, he embodies the theory that “art is freedom.”

“Icons” by Mr. Brainwash is open to the public from February 14 to March 30 at 415 West 13th Street on the ground floor. The first 300 people to attend the gallery on opening day starting at 3 p.m. will receive a FREE limited-edition signed print.

Mr. Brainwash
"I don't see from my eyes, I see from my heart."

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Bast 'The Wig' Print Release Details

Here is the next release from artist Bast, this is called 'The Wig'. There will be two versions with edition size of 10 available. This print is being released through Papermonster and will be available Today January 19th, 2010 at 12pm EST.

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Josh Keyes 'Fragment' Art Show SNEAK PEAK

Here is a SNEAK PEAK from artist Josh Keyes' upcoming show at Jonathan Levine Gallery. The show is called 'Fragment' and here some examples of his work. Above we have 'Shedding', in the middle we have 'Howling' and on the bottom we have 'Incubate'. As always, Josh's work is so god damn good! If you are in the neighbourhood, stop by and check his artwork. You WILL fall in love with it, I PROMISE.