Craola Does His Thing Live At Gallery 1988 LA
Filed under: Art, Cool IshThe crew over at ArrestedMotion headed to our boy Jensen’s Gallery 1998 LA this past weekend to check out Greg “Craola” Simkins do his thing live.
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The crew over at ArrestedMotion headed to our boy Jensen’s Gallery 1998 LA this past weekend to check out Greg “Craola” Simkins do his thing live.
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Over here at the BP_TOW frat house, we have definitely been stepping up our art awareness and creativity game, and we try and recognize the people that we find inspiring. Check out this piece here, but be advised that it contains NSFW language, its about a group of artist who set out to do something special.
There is a definite appreciation for the old stalwarts in the game, but we are finding that we tend to skew to the newer artist, the guys that represent the era that we grew up in and we find a common ground with. After the jump some history on the crew and a look inside the LAFCO bus! (more…)
from Complex
This coming Saturday, June 27th, KAWS will release NO FUTURE COMPANION, a collaboration figure with Japanese illustrator Hajime Sorayama which was produced by Medicom Toy/Original Fake. More images and inspiration after the jump (more…)
Another look at Banksy’s exhibit at Bristol City Musuem and spotted over at ArrestedMotion.
The crew over at ArrestedMotion caught up with C215 (Christian Guemy) at his first ever London solo drop at Signal Gallery.
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The crew over at ArrestedMotion take you deep inside the mind and workspace of Banksy’s Bristol City Museum Exhibition.
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Daytime
Peep out the 59 foot tall Gundam Robot on display in Tokyo protecting the people from aliens. Awesome!! peep out a pic of the robot at night after the jump (more…)
Well, you know how much the crew over at BP_TOW appreciate Skateboard P and TM, so here is a little update on the collab piece between the two and Jacob the Jeweler called “The Simple Things” that was unveiled at Art Basel in Switzerland recently. from NY Mag:
The collaboration between Takashi Murakami, Pharrell Williams, and Jacob & Co. was finally unveiled at Art Basel, and it sold within twenty minutes for a whopping $2 million.
catch the entire piece and a clip of Pharrell explaining his inspiration and other things after the jump