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Chalk LA, an art gallery in Los Angeles [towards the beach] is also the LA base for the non-profit organization Canlove – who take in expired spray paint cans and turn them into works of art. They cut open up the finished cans [usually made up of either tinplate [read more...]
CYRCLE were in the process of painting a gigantic mural in Culver City this week. The crew was joined by their friends and definitely had fun working entirely freehand – meaning they didn’t use a stencil of projection of any kind. The face is based on an image from [read more...]
GATS, short for Graffiti Against The System, has been doing really impressive street art in the East Bay for some time now. He draws a particular face with thick eyebrows and big teeth that can be seen all the way from the hoods of Oakland to the philosophical watering holes of [read more...]
Now that the madness of the Art In The Streets exhibit at the Los Angeles MOCA is over, I’ve put together a recap of my 10 favorite pieces (believe me, it took a long time since I have well over 200 images!). It was one of the most incredible exhibitions to [read more...]
Jules Muck is the coolest artist working out of Venice Beach, CA right now. Her electric green murals line almost every main street of the city and it’s easy to understand why. She’s extremely friendly and her work just has this gravitational pull towards them that really draws you in. She [read more...]
