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Images Of The Week: 02.11.18
Got anything lined up for Valentines Day? No pressure bro. Just be yourself sis! All that baloney about wine and dine and flowers - oh HELL NO! We're all on a budget up in here! In fact we did som...
Got anything lined up for Valentines Day? No pressure bro. Just be yourself sis! All that baloney about wine and dine and flowers - oh HELL NO! We're all on a budget up in here! In fact we did som...
BSA Film Friday: 04.22.22
Our weekly focus on the moving image and art in the streets. And other oddities. Now screening:1. Dyva & Haeck painting on the Molotow traTheo Jansen: Strandbeest2. AMERICAN DREAM. America...
Our weekly focus on the moving image and art in the streets. And other oddities. Now screening:1. Dyva & Haeck painting on the Molotow traTheo Jansen: Strandbeest2. AMERICAN DREAM. America...
BSA Film Friday: 11.08.13
Our weekly focus on the moving image and art in the streets. And other oddities. Now screening: 1. José Parlá: Nature Of Language 2. Eno and Shida in New Zealand 3. The Hours present...
Our weekly focus on the moving image and art in the streets. And other oddities. Now screening: 1. José Parlá: Nature Of Language 2. Eno and Shida in New Zealand 3. The Hours present...
DOT DOT DOT in LA Goes for a Gentle Laugh
Norwegian street artist DOT DOT DOT is one of the artists from the mid 2000s who was quite influenced by the stencil work and sarcastic tone of Banksy and who faithfully stays true to the aesthetics a...
Norwegian street artist DOT DOT DOT is one of the artists from the mid 2000s who was quite influenced by the stencil work and sarcastic tone of Banksy and who faithfully stays true to the aesthetics a...
Faile Debuts "Endless" Solo Show & Artists Talk w/ BSA at GGA in Miami
The opportunity to be inspired by visual culture is indeed endless on the street, which explains the 22-year career of Brooklyn’s Faile, the street art duo who has parlayed their practice into prints...
The opportunity to be inspired by visual culture is indeed endless on the street, which explains the 22-year career of Brooklyn’s Faile, the street art duo who has parlayed their practice into prints...