Sr. X Makes an Escape
Spain’s Sr. X has a good knack for placement with his realistic figures incorporated into the streetscape, whether peering out from a broken façade or up from the edges of a pothole. Sr. X "Bye" Lon...

Basquiat's Notebooks Open at The Brooklyn Museum
As lines continue to blur in fields of art and technology (and everything else) it is easier to see Street Art as an online/on-street diary, a forum for speech making, a laboratory for testing ideas, ...

Graffiti South Africa, The Book
Graffiti South Africa by Cale Waddacor. (photo of book cover © Jaime Rojo) A big hardcover from South Africa arrived in the mail recently and we wanted to share it with you because we think you'll ...

Sculptor John Ahearn Brings Iconic New Yorkers to Streets to Meet the Neighbors
When you want to experience the neighborhoods of New York, you go walking on our streets. When you want to study the people who are New York, you go to John Ahearn. John Ahearn. Delancy Street Deni...

Zio Ziegler: Primitive, Bizaare, Theatrically Punchy in San Francisco
Californian artist Zio Ziegler has a number of murals throughout San Francisco and Los Angeles - anthropomorphic figures and animals full of pattern, caught mid-action and almost exclusively in blac...