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Fresh from the peeps who brought to life Bomit.com comes a brand new project StreetArtStickers.com.

The long-awaited return of Gore B. Friday, March 12th Details on Brooklynstreetart.com

It’s Almost here……………
Still have time to get your artwork in for the show… MARCH 15th 2010 DEADLINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Please post the flyer and spread the info about the show on sites, blogs, e-mail blasts etc……………..
Thank you all who have had any part in pushin this show in any way shape or form….over the years..

MAD ONE
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We’re getting ready to move. Almost everything in the store is 50% off so we can reduce to make the move easier. Also, we have some copies of PEEL Magazine that we’d rather sell than move. Check it out on the shop.

Brooklyn stencil artist Logan Hicks completed his largest stencil to date today on the streets of Brooklyn. The 30′ x 8′ image of his son Sailor playing with a train set is made with 5 layers of stencils and 150 stencil plates. Curated by BrooklynStreetArt.com for Espeis Outside Gallery, the mural was completed in about a day and a half. The end of the stop action video features footage of the boy himself playing with his train. Says Hicks about his motivation to do his largest scale mural about his son, “The funny thing about time is that you dont realize how fast it is passing until you have a kid to remind you. Each day my son grows, and although I love watching him sprout up, it reminds me of how quickly time is passing.”

Check it out here on BrooklynStreetArt.com

The often imitated, never duplicated, OG vinyl art show, Vinyl Killers returns this October for another round of rescuing long forgotten records from the world’s landfills. This year there have been at least 6 other vinyl shows in North America alone and interest in the artform is at an all time high. After six annual shows and several touring exhibits Vinyl Killers remains committed to staying open call, independent, D-I-Y, and free of corporate sponsorship.

Since it’s inception in 2003 Vinyl Killers has showcased well over 1000 records painted by artists from around the world. A quick glance at the VK website shows both the genres global influence and the absolutely amazing things that are being done with paint and old records. Media recognition for this innovative show includes The Art Of Rebellion 2 and Stencil Nation, and features in numerous international street art magazines and blogs. In 2005 Klutch, the founder and curator of VK, had the room that he decorated with painted records for San Francisco’s Hotel Des Arts featured in Time magazine.

You can view and purchase art from the entire show after Sun, Nov 1st
http://thegoodfoot.com/gallery/

Wall Lords 2009 - Korea Stage from Wall Lords on Vimeo.

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