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Beastman

Australia has been putting out some of the most talented street artist I have ever seen. This is Beastman, Australian street artist whose geometric, repetitive and organic murals can be seen throughout the world.

Numskull

Really digging the work of the well known Australian artist & painter Numskull

Graffiti Paris

Some graffiti shots and street art shots from our contributing editors trip to Paris. More coming soon.

posted 20 September, 2011
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Street art crew Interesni Kazki

The surreal and original work of graffiti artists and muralists Waone and Aec from the Ukrainian street art crew Interesni Kazki (Interesting Fairy tales).

posted 12 September, 2011
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Australian artist Kid Zoom and his process

Artist Interview: Young & Free featured artist Vexta

What is better than being young and free? According to the Aussies, also having a can of spray paint in hand. Behold: the most noteworthy exhibition of Australian street art and artists to hit the United States. The Geary Gallery in San Francisco will be hosting this fine show featuring an nice array of stencils, paste-ups, and direct sprays that have all come to color the land down under.

Mark your calendar for the opening of YOUNG & FREE on September 10 from 6-9 pm at 941 Geary to catch the works by Anthony Lister, Kid Zoom, Dabs & Myla, Dmote, New2, Ben Frost, Meggs, Rone, Sofles, and Vexta. Show ends October 22.

We interviewed one of YOUNG & FREE’s featured artists, Vexta, for a sneak peek at her background and artistic endeavors.

posted 03 September, 2011
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Interview: Street Art Photographer Henrik Haven

The streets of Copenhagen were graced with works by Shepard Fairey, yet not without a dose of controversy. Henrik Haven was there to capture the action and all the art. A man with a passion for street culture and contemporary art, he doesn’t skip a beat when photographing the unpredictable world of art on the street.

REKA

I just came across the work of the talented Melbourne native street artist REKA (James Reka) who’s graphic and fun work can be seen throughout Melbourne in alleyways, museums and train yards.

REKA will be showing in San Francisco @941 Geary Opening September 10 for the Young & Free: Australian Contemporary Street Artists show. \

Outside In Movie Trailer: The story of art in the streets

Guerilla street art in Berlin. Pretty awesome that they got away with it!

Adiós LA

Clever billboards by designer Jon Jackson, as he decided to leave LA for NY. Jon strategically placed five 10’x23’ billboards around his neighborhood in Los Angeles. The project took 3 weeks for completion and he even launched a site and a Facebook group detailing the location of each billboard.

Artist Of The Week: Thom Thom

Parisian street artist Thom Thom reworks billboards and street advertisements into pieces of art.

Graffiti In Copenhagen Part 2

Enjoy!

Art in the streets MOCA 2011

Art by Basco Vazko

This Chilean artist is a true original. Basco Vazko is influenced by his roots, but likes to tie in elements from anatomy, nature, and pop-art graphics. His street art can be seen in his hometown of Santiago, Chile, and in Los Angeles as he makes his name known on the West Coast.

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