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Last October, Berlin based artist Boxi painted a large wall in London with his hyperrealistic style combining multi-layered stencils.
The Lazarides Rathbone Gallery is currently featuring some of his paintings for a solo exhibition titled Time of the Signs.
See all the pics from the opening HERE.
Boxi
Time of the Signs
Lazarides Rathbone
29th July – 1st September 2011
More pics HERE
For the 3rd year anniversary of GRAFFITI ART magazine, I was pleased to contribute to the #12 Issue and shared my experience of Los Angeles, from the multiple openings to the Art in the Streets exhibition at the MOCA.
If you are not already familiar with this bilingual French/English magazine, Graffiti Art is a cross-functional mag focussing on rising talents as well as confirmed ones across the international scene. Featuring: street art, painting, illustration, photo, design, graffiti… And artists that find their inspiration in both the city and urban space.
Here are some pics from the current issue, featuring also an interview with brazilian twins Os Gemeos and more.
Graffiti Art is available throughout Europe and the United States in specialized shops as well as stations and airports.
More info: http://www.graffitiartmagazine.com
I attended the London book launch party for Nuevo Mundo at Pictures on Walls. The book provides a comprehensive documentation of current street art in Latin America from Argentina, Brazil, Central America, Chile, Columbia, Cuba, Ecuador, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela.
The author, Maximilliano Ruiz, as well as many of the artists featured in the book (Thiago Alvim, Yusk, Don Lucho, Inti, Kelp, Saile, Stinkfish, Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada, Buytronik, Cix, Mones, Basik, Jade Physe Wesr) were present at the event to sign and personalise books.
Further pics from the book launch party HERE
Returning to London, Charming Baker new solo show is taking place at the Mercer Street Studios, an old banana warehouse in Covent Garden from 7th-31st July 2011.
The exhibition titled “Every Thing Must Go” is showcasing new paintings as well as a collection of bronze busts.
Jealous Gallery will also be doing live printing sessions at the weekend.
Further pics from the opening HERE
16 Mercer Street
London WC2 0HQ
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