Street Art

April 25, 2010

Graffomat: Vending Machine for Vandals (3 pics + video)

Though we're still not completely sure if Graffomat is a joke, we're still intrigued by the idea. Graffomat is a new art graffiti supply vending machine that will supply deviants and vandals with graffiti gear such as ace markers, courses, gloves, and get this..ski masks! Now what would Banksy and his street art crew think of this? Check out this video and then let us know what you think of this idea.

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April 12, 2010

Roa Rocks London! (8 pics)

Street artist Roa has been smashing it worldwide lately and he did not disappoint at his highly anticipated UK solo debut which opened in London last week at Pure Evil Gallery. Amazingly creative, Roa's paintings are found on items with moving parts and multiple layers of overlaying painting surfaces. ROA started painting abandoned buildings and warehouses in the isolated industrial outskirts of his hometown – Ghent, Belgium.

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April 2, 2010

sPy Opens in Spain! (10 pieces)

One of our favorite urban interventionists, sPy, opened his debut solo show last week in his home country of Spain. In Urbana, sPy features a collection of photographs chronicling his most recent works in New York City and Europe. Instead of using the traditional means and methods of graffiti/street art like stencils, wheatpastes, or aerosol, sPy's work focuses on making playful alterations in the urban landscape.

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March 17, 2010

Urban Street Art: reFRESHink + Friends (12 pieces)

reFRESHink + Seacreative I'm kind of surprised that there isn't more buzz about reFRESHink's street art. Based out of Novara, Italy, the 38-year-old artist paints eye-catching murals on city walls. Though his street art can stand on its own, every so often he'll team up with his friends and collaborate on a group piece. Called the Spruzzer Crew, the artists compliment each others work, coming up with amazingly creative pieces.

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