Streetwear label LRG highlights the technique of Chicago-based graffiti giant Pose in their two-part “Artist Driven Series”.  Pose based each piece on the graphics he originally designed for LRG t-shirts.  Watching Pose wield a spray-can is like watching poetry in motion.

See more of Pose’s work via the Known Gallery.

Check out Pose’s blog here.

Read a recent interview he did with Juxtapoz Magazine here.

posted by: Harold Johns III

Banksy hits England’s Brighton Pier with a “reconditioned dolphin ride with crude oil and a tuna net.”

Click here to see it in action.

Click here to see more of Banksy’s new work.

posted by: Brent Carter

See more animated GIF’s of graffiti pieces by INSA via Kid Robot.

posted by: Harold Johns III

Last Sunday morning, artist Laura Keeble dumped this fantastic sculpture outside an Essex Starbucks – their consumer avatar mermaid drowning in coffee beans, grounds, half-molten Styrofoam cups and filth. The installation Wish you were here?… lasted a few hours until Starbucks hauled it away. The effigy was the artist’s contribution to UK’s first annual ARTSIDE project.

posted by: Harold Johns III

“BIG BANG BIG BOOM: an unscientific point of view on the beginning and evolution of life … and how it could probably end.”

direction and animation by BLU
production and distribution by ARTSH.it
soundtrack by Andrea Martignoni

posted by: Harold Johns III

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Master propagandist Ron English recently created these subversive parodies of well-known corporate symbols as part of the Welling Court Mural Project in Queens, New York.

See more of English’s work here

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posted by: Brent Carter