Tag Archives: Graffiti
Banner day in Bushwick. Land where galleries and street art Rocks.
The location: Sugar gallery at 449 Troutman Street, in Bushwick. The artist: Jacqueline Lou Skaggs.
The medium: “Oil on Penny.”
they appeared, framed like little portholes, in the midst of pristine, circular mats, edged with distressed gilt frames on ‘moongold’ leaf.
The setting: a salon-style gallery (namely, a private loft, generously opened to the Public) from 1–6PM on [...]
Street Art, (dis)course: Discuss
As a writer, I’ve long been dedicated to Fine Art (painting, sculpture, installation, video) and perhaps, always will be. But I also think that this art—what’s commonly known as Graffiti Art or Street Art—deserves to be talked of in the language of high art, indoor art. (Hey: do you think I’m the person to do [...]
Posted in Brooklyn, Red Hook, Street Art Also tagged Aby Warburg, art discourse, rudy gernreich, street art, street crimes 5 Comments
Street crimes? Street art. & bathroom @ The Verb.
Scene and heard around town this week.
and…(art often moves around)…
and then you go to use the facilities, and you’re there, too:
C more at Street Crimes, the definitive site: www.graffiti.org
And check out the awesome Truckhunters.com (image below courtesy of):
The only artform left in Manhattan is Graffiti. street art, not ‘gallery’ art, rocks.
On my way into DUMBO, under a scaffold, in a mouldy corner, was this little bit of wall. Check out that mini-cairn of rocks on the ground, giving the image a 3-D, shrine-like feel.
Nice.
Perfect for place where it was sited. Dark. Not a place you’d want to linger; indeed, something I passed, feeling lost, but [...]
Posted in Chelsea Galleries, DIY Art, Recession Advice, Uncategorized Also tagged Chelsea Art Galleries, DUMBO, Mary Boone, street art Leave a comment
-fitti (Alternative to Alternative Street Art)