This Saturday June 2nd, 2018 The Bushwick Collective 7th Annual Block Party in Brooklyn, NY is the place to be! Free for all this yearly event features, music, food, venders, face painting, a beer garden, food trucks, free haircuts… and art… live art… and more ART!! Some of the best street artists in the world
The first lady of street art Swoon is back with a pop-up exhibit, featuring newly released sketches by Swoon Studio and limited edition prints by six world-renowned street artists Case Maclaim, Faith XLVII, Icy And Sot, Li-Hill, Miss Van, & Tavar Zawacki (Above) all benefiting her charity The Heliotrope Foundation.
POW! WOW! Long Beach successfully returned for the second consecutive year and artists from around the globe flew in California to participate in the week- long event bringing art and culture to the city. This year, a lot more artists were in town and the very interesting line-up included 123Klan, Aaron Li-Hill, Andrew Hem, Brendan Monroe, Cinta Vidal,
New York based Canadian street artist Li-Hill just painted the building of the Cultural Arts Center of the biggest Technical University of Ukraine “KPI” in Kiev. This piece speaks to two influential discoveries within the last two centuries. The name of the artwork is “The Impact Of Discovery”. Painted on this multi-surfaced building is an explosion created from
Li-Hill‘s latest wall was done in Reykjavik on the old Iceland Opera building as part of Wall Poetry in collaboration with Urban Nation. Paired with a musical artists, the Canadian street artist drew inspiration from John Grant’s song “Pale Green Ghost” and in line with the theatrical setting, an old popular Icelandic ghost story called
Li-Hill just spent the last few days in Berlin, Germany where he hooked up with the good people from Urban Nation Berlin.The American street artist painted some of his signature imagery for the locals to enjoy with this beautiful and impressive piece entitled “Rise And Fall”.Based on two source points, a famous statue in Berlin
Li Hill was busy this year in Rochester for the Wall Therapy mural festival creating three different works including one gorilla installation. Arriving into town a few days early allowed Li Hill to produce one of his signature wooden installations somewhere in a field in Rochester. In tune with his previous installations this piece included
Curator Sek3 and producer Lola Sherwood from Everyone Only returned this year to paint 20 murals which were prominently featured all over the main grounds of the Governors Ball Music Festival located at Randall’s Island in NYC this past weekend. Musical guests included Bjork, Drake, My Morning Jacket, Ratatat, Weird Al, St. Vincent, The Black
