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Openings: Olek –“The End Is Far” @ Jonathan Levine
Opening along side Parra at Jonathan Levine Gallery was Polish-born and New York-based Olek. With a fresh exhibition entitled The End is Far, the artist made her second appearance with the gallery and...
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Previews: Charming Baker –“Lie Down I Think I Love You” @ Milk Studios (LA)
This Thursday March 21st, London-based artist Charming Baker will return to Los Angeles for his first showing in five years. For his show Entitled Lie Down I Think I Love You, the artist has made a new...
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Setup: “Direct Address: An Inaugural Group Exhibition” @ Joshua Liner
Readers of AM have long seen our coverage of Joshua Liner Gallery's outstanding lineup of exhibitions. Now, prepare yourselves for a new era. Previously on the third floor of the 548 W. 28th st. arts...
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Upcoming: José Parlá –“Prose” @ Yuka Tsuruno Gallery
This Thursday, Cuban-American artist José Parlá will unveil a new body of work in Japan. Entitled Prose, this solo exhibition will be held at Tokyo's Yuka Tsuruno Gallery. This fresh series of...
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Streets: Crash Mural on Bowery & Houston (Part II)
Earlier this week, we gave you a behind the scenes look of street artist Crash, a.k.a. John Matos (featured), as he worked the renowned Bowery & Houston wall. With the help of Tats Cru member BIO...
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Openings: Erik Parker –“Upswing Dub Project” @ Pace Prints
Erik Parker recently launch an brand new series with Pace Prints. Entitled Upswing Dub Project, the Brooklyn-based painter held his inaugural exhibition with the famed print gallery. Working for months...
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Overtime: March 18 – March 24
More stories from the week ended March 24: John Baldessari on Rene Magritte's 'The Treachery of Images' at LACMA. David Hockney's 23-year old assistant and friend dies after being taken to hospital...
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Openings: Parra –“Tracy Had a Hard Sunday” @ Jonathan Levine
Dutch artist Piet Janssen, aka Parra, brought a new body of work to Jonathan Levine Gallery for his debut exhibition there. Entitled Tracy Had a Hard Sunday, this series was composed of works on canvas...
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Overtime: March 18 – March 24
More stories from the week ended March 24: ArtInfo profiles Oscar Murillo on occassion of his upcoming exhibitions in London. David Hockney's 23-year old assistant and friend dies after being taken to...
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Streets: Bumblebeelovesyou –“Walk the Dog” (Hollywood)
Bumblebee's street work oftentimes deals with serious issues, such as youth homelessness and environmental awareness. His most recent mural though, a 8'x40' piece located on the corner of Melrose and...
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Streets: D*Face (Puerto Rico)
We haven't brought you an in-depth focus on D*Face’s (interviewed) since his Berlin wall project in Los Angeles (covered), so here is a look at some new street work. D and his crew were recently in...
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Overtime: March 25 – March 31
More stories from the week ended March 31: Steven A. Cohen purchases Picasso's Le Rêve for $155 million from Steve Wynn. Nicole Klagsbrun to close New York gallery after 30 years in the business....
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Streets: Interesni Kazki (South Africa)
After traveling and painting through different parts of India, AEC (one half of Interesni Kazki) has continued on to South Africa. The trip took him through Johannesburg and Cape Town where he got up...
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Giveaways: TrustoCorp x OBEY Cereal (Los Angeles)
Our friends at TrustoCorp are back to their old tricks again. Known for their street interventions and "reverse shoplifting" (here & here), the collective is once again visiting stores and placing...
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Streets: Ludo (France)
After a bit of traveling, LUDO (interviewed) appears to have spent a good part of last month back in his home country of France. Continuing his series of street works - Nature's Revenge - the French...
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Studio Visit: Mark Whalen –“Maze Walkers” @ Chalk Horse (Sydney)
Mark Whalen’s new solo show, Maze Walkers, just opened at Chalk Horse in Sydney, Australia. His latest body of work displays his hand-painted gridded environments with some new stylistic directions....
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Streets: Momo (Jamaica)
The geometrically-inclined Momo has spent the last several weeks working in Jamaica on various mural projects. He certainly looked like he was having a good time along with partner in crime Angelo...
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Streets: Liqen (Ecuador)
Last month, we shared some photos of a mural Liqen painted on the side of a wooden building while spending some time on the Ecuadorian Pacific coast. It looks like while passing through Cuyabeno, the...
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Overtime: April 1 – April 7
More stories for the week ended April 7: Ryan Mcginley's Blue Falling is the April HIGH LINE BILLBOARD in NY, presented by High Line Art. RIP: Pasha P183, known as the Russian Banksy has died at age...
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Streets / Upcoming: JR –“The Wrinkles of the City” @ Galerie Henrik...
French street artist and photographer JR is in Berlin this week, working on a new project that will span over 15 different buildings within the city limits. In conjunction with his Wrinkles of the City...
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