Os Gemeos and Futura have completed an 80-foot mural at Chelsea’s PS 11. I strolled by over the weekend to a closed gate, but managed to fire off some shots from through the fence. There are lots of shots on the web, but here’s my addition.

wowee – DVATE – painting until his heart stops
more here

It’s on again, launching tomorrow night at No Vacancy. Details here.

Looks like Blu was in a music video.

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A lot of people were out to help save 5 Pointz. Writers, DJ’s, families and friends made for a great Saturday afternoon stroll through Queens.

Whats wrong with our country?

“News” media that runs sensationalistic trash which is motivated more by keeping the ignorant suburban slops that make up it’s readership confused with misinformation and subscribing to it’s unashamedly dark ages peasant outlook than it is with educating them. That’s is precisely what is wrong with our country.

Pre-order your copies of the of the Everfresh Black Book to burn or read, it’s up to you. Only $80,  right here.

Thanks for the free press suckers.

New print by Reka up on nice.

Giclee Print on acid free 300gsm archival papersigned and numbered. Scanned from the Original LTRHDS piece which was snapped up by Jeremy from Don’t Ban the Can earlier this year. Limited to 20.

Available on Nice. Here

Along with Tomoyuki Washio, Takayuki Ina is really at the forefront of the illustration scene in Nagoya.

He doesn’t have much of a web presence ( http://funkizm.net/ ) but his live painting sessions are hour long meditations and explorations into playfully abstract worlds.

He has also participated in quite a few fashion and music collabos, aswell as regular exhibitions throughout Japan and recently the U.S.

Keeping with the monumental theme, after the Faile post, I thought i’d share another amazing project titled ‘War and Peace and in between’ by Japanese artist Tatzu Nishi.  Last October I went along to the Art Gallery of New South Wales after a high recommendation from Ed Woodley of China Heights. It was the day after my solo exhibition at the Heights and I was sporting a thumping headache thanks to Mr Green.  I was reluctant to leave the motel bed, however I had to see this in person, so seedy as I was I made my way to the gallery and on arrival was immediately in awe of what laid before me.  I had my camera in hand, ready to shoot and the freakin batteries died…..anyway, several months slip on by and I happily stumble across the Kaldor Public Art Projects site documenting Nishi’s ingenious installations that encompassed the mighty equestrian sculptures of Gilbert Bayes.

Above images via Kaldor Public Art Projects. To see more go to the website…and be sure to check out some fantastic pics of the construction process on the Art Gallery Of New South Wales flickr.