New limited edition Giclée print by Meggs available now.

30cm X 30xm, as featured in the 1st Everfresh group show in WoodenShadow Gallery. Soo dope.

Available here on Nice Produce

Zombie Buddha, by Nice artist Ben Brown.

Now available here.

Last week the Mube ( Brazilian Museum of Esculpture) oppened its doors to the Graffiti art of nine talented artists of the street art scene.

Binho, Does, Dalata were the first three to show their works at the walls of the museum .

The entrance

DALATA

DOES

BINHO

The first to catch your eyes getting inside the museum was BINHO.

Right next to him was DOES.

Detail of his legendary wild style.

Next to it was DALATA. One of my favorite graffiti artists of all times!

Who painted the most impressive work I´ve seen on a wall lately.

Crazy details fills his works with figures and faces.

The next three to present are Anjo, Graphis and Cern from  NYC . And after them Chivitz, Nove and Presto.

Keep tuned !

The Melbourne art world converged last Friday for the the opening of KR’s debut Australian show. A modern abstract expressionist and man behind KRINK,  KR’s show witnessed the unveiling of the world exclusive the KRINK fire extinguishers, strictly limited.

Love it when a plan comes together. check out the KRink X Nice Produce T-shirt.

Nice Produce brings you a sneak preview of artwork from the “New Eyes Open” exhibition launching this week at Ambush Gallery in Sydney.

Kid Zoom

Drew Funk

Anthony Lister

BeastMan.

The Show launched 6pm at Ambush Gallery, 4A James Street, Waterloo this Wednesday.

Fernando Chamarelli from Brazil, check out more work here.

Thank you to everyone who came down to the No Comply Sydney show, was massive, ran so smooth that it was sureal.

Photo of the new artwork will be on the updated No Comply site next week, until then enjoy these shots. Thanks to Andy Vermeulen and Mason Rose.

Underway right now.

Setup, in action. Heres a preview.

KR boards, 1 of 8 for No Comply.

New pieces. Spewing hand by Marty Shnieder and Golden Hell by Ben Brown

New work by Stefan Pleats and Will Barras

New by O-Two and SBTG

JR’s Women Project is now in Cambodia.

“Since we came in December most of the women I photographed have been evicted from their home in Dey Krahorm, a slum area in the center of the city. Due to estate inflation all the slum area have been pulled down by force”. (NGO video from the eviction)

More at, jr-art.net.