Matthew A. Eller: Currently I am sitting with the very elusive street artist ROA. For people who don’t know who you are, please give us a brief intro! ROA: Well, I’m ROA <laughing> and I’m an artist. I live currently, and I’m originally from Belgium. Matthew A. Eller:  Well, you’re not just an artist, you’re…

Allouche Gallery is proud to present Brand Royalty, the first solo show of the Fall season, featuring the inaugural debut of twenty new paintings by the contemporary Pop and street artist. Ron English. The exhibition will remain on view at Allouche Gallery from September 18 to October 19, 2021. (more…)

Todd James “REAS” is back with a new solo show at Ross+ Kramer Galleries in Chelsea, NYC. The exhibit features a collection of gigantic original works that to truly appreciate one needs to observe in person. Todd’s work will be up until April 29th at the gallery’s location at 515 W 27th Street (bet. 10th…

aeSo, why don’t you quickly tell everyone who you are. So, my name is RAE and I guess there’s also BK at the end of it sometimes when I’m doing street work, and I’m an artist from Brooklyn, New York. How long have you been in the street art world? I’d say 10 years plus.…

@tristaneaton So, why don’t you quickly tell everyone who you are?  I’m Tristan Eaton, former New Yorker, now LA-based painter and muralist who is currently hosting an art exhibition called Strange Future in New York City in the Lower East Side from October 3rd to October 9th. (more…)

Last Saturday night WallWorks NY present their latest solo exhibition, featuring new works from JPO. “This Life in Pieces” showcases the latest compositions in JPO’s career, focusing on the subconscious and abstraction. (more…)

Before there was Banksy, or Blek La Rat, or Dan Witz, or Ron English there was Richard Hambleton the god father of street art.  Hambleton who is best known for his “Shadowman” images that were painted all over New York City in the 1980’s is back with a career spanning exhibition.  Although Hambleton ran in…

Opening this Saturday April 15, 2017 curators DK Johnston, Bill Mack, and co-curator Hyland Mather will be presenting the opening celebration for street artist Mando Marie’s solo exhibition “Can it Be?” at The Marcy Project located in South Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NYC.  The show will feature  mixed media pieces on both paper and canvas along with a new…

Fat Free Art Gallery is pleased to present Fem•is•in: Women Artists Reimagine the Future, a group show and the debut exhibition at the gallery of artists: Alice Mizrachi, Diana McClure, gilf!, Jane Dickson, Janette Beckman, Lady Pink, Martha Cooper, SWOON, and Queen Andrea. Fem•is•in features some of the world’s top artists and photographers working at…

Last week New Yorkers braved the frigid winds and snow flurries to check out the new solo show of Brooklyn based street artist Bäst.  Best known for his complex collage work, army of wheat pastes seen all over the world, and his larger than life collaborations with artists like Faile, Bäst has made the jump from the streets to large…