If you know what’s good (Taken with instagram)

If you know what’s good (Taken with instagram)

13 notes, June 2, 2012

Reblogged from shamefullyinspired, 17 notes, June 2, 2012

fotojournalismus:

An Egyptian paints graffiti on a pavement during a political rally at Tahrir Square in Cairo May 30, 2012. 
[Credit : Marco Longari/AFP/Getty Images]

fotojournalismus:

An Egyptian paints graffiti on a pavement during a political rally at Tahrir Square in Cairo May 30, 2012. 

[Credit : Marco Longari/AFP/Getty Images]

Reblogged from shamefullyinspired, 90 notes, June 1, 2012

Bushwick Open Studios’ Street Art Pop-Up Store on Flickr.Via Flickr:
Brooklyn, NY May 14, 2011—Catch a curated collection of super-affordable artwork and artist-designed merchandise by well-established and emerging Brooklyn artists at Bushwick Open Studios June 1-3. Robin Grearson transforms her writing studio into a pop-up store with prices starting at free; nothing in the store will cost over $300. The artist roster promises to make the Street Art Pop-Up Store Bushwick’s must-see open studio for street-art fans looking to collect original drawings and paintings, prints, ‘zines, posters, and more. Many pieces from more than 18 artists will be exclusive to the store. Check out work from ASVP, Bethany Allard, Chris Stain, Criminy Johnson | QRST, Daniel Feral, Elle, Enzo & Nio, General Howe, Gilf!, Hellbent, Jon Burgerman, LNY, Moustache Man, Nathan Pickett, ND’A, Never, Quel Beast and Royce B. 
For more info: 
Robin Grearson, artstore@robingrearson.com, www.robingrearson.com/artstore. 
Arts in Bushwick, artsinbushwick.org. 
Dates/times: 
Open to the public during Bushwick Open Studios, June 1-3, 2012
Friday, June 1: 2-7 PM
Saturday, June 2: 12-6 PM
Sunday, June 3: 12-7 PM
Location:
174 Bogart Street, #210
Brooklyn, NY 11206
L train, Montrose or Morgan stops

Bushwick Open Studios’ Street Art Pop-Up Store on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
Brooklyn, NY May 14, 2011—Catch a curated collection of super-affordable artwork and artist-designed merchandise by well-established and emerging Brooklyn artists at Bushwick Open Studios June 1-3. Robin Grearson transforms her writing studio into a pop-up store with prices starting at free; nothing in the store will cost over $300. The artist roster promises to make the Street Art Pop-Up Store Bushwick’s must-see open studio for street-art fans looking to collect original drawings and paintings, prints, ‘zines, posters, and more. Many pieces from more than 18 artists will be exclusive to the store. Check out work from ASVP, Bethany Allard, Chris Stain, Criminy Johnson | QRST, Daniel Feral, Elle, Enzo & Nio, General Howe, Gilf!, Hellbent, Jon Burgerman, LNY, Moustache Man, Nathan Pickett, ND’A, Never, Quel Beast and Royce B.

For more info:
Robin Grearson, artstore@robingrearson.com, www.robingrearson.com/artstore.
Arts in Bushwick, artsinbushwick.org.
Dates/times:
Open to the public during Bushwick Open Studios, June 1-3, 2012
Friday, June 1: 2-7 PM
Saturday, June 2: 12-6 PM
Sunday, June 3: 12-7 PM

Location:
174 Bogart Street, #210
Brooklyn, NY 11206
L train, Montrose or Morgan stops

12 notes, May 31, 2012

yo I want one  - whats your email?
howdynater:

SWAG HARDER OR SWAG SMARTER
CANVAS BAGS
ONLY GOT 50 PRINTED SO THEY’RE GONNA GO FAST!
$10 for a bag or $15 for a bag and an assortment of sketches and prints
HOLLER IF YOU WANT ONE.

yo I want one  - whats your email?

howdynater:

SWAG HARDER OR SWAG SMARTER

CANVAS BAGS

ONLY GOT 50 PRINTED SO THEY’RE GONNA GO FAST!

$10 for a bag or $15 for a bag and an assortment of sketches and prints

HOLLER IF YOU WANT ONE.

Reblogged from howdynater, 8 notes, May 31, 2012

5 days left! 

2 notes, May 30, 2012

And we are on, just come over >  (Taken with instagram)

And we are on, just come over > (Taken with instagram)

3 notes, May 29, 2012

1 note, May 29, 2012

Install/twerk team going in right now #YoungNewYork  (Taken with instagram)

Install/twerk team going in right now #YoungNewYork (Taken with instagram)

2 notes, May 28, 2012

F L A G S on Flickr.
Via Flickr: edition of 10  22”x30” 2 Color screenprint on 250 grams cotton rag paper  signed and numbered. Come get one at Young New York’s benefit tomorrow night! youngnewyorkers.org/

F L A G S on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
edition of 10 
22”x30”
2 Color screenprint on 250 grams cotton rag paper

signed and numbered.

Come get one at Young New York’s benefit tomorrow night! youngnewyorkers.org/

7 notes, May 28, 2012

Tupac Holo #JerseyCity (Taken with instagram)

Tupac Holo #JerseyCity (Taken with instagram)

1 note, May 28, 2012

Doodles piece yess!!!! (Taken with instagram)

Doodles piece yess!!!! (Taken with instagram)

5 notes, May 25, 2012

YOUNG NEW YORK | SILENT ART AUCTION & FUNDRAISER on Flickr.Via Flickr:
YOUNG NEW YORK At Risk Youth Being Seen, Heard, and Known | youngnewyorkers.org
SILENT ART AUCTION & FUNDRAISER
We are pleased to announce Young New York: A Silent Art Auction & Fundraiser, Tuesday May 29, 2012 at White Box in the Lower East Side.  This one night event will benefit Young New York (YNY), an art focused social justice program working with 16 and 17 year olds who, legally classified as adults, have been thrown into New York State’s adult criminal justice system. 
The funds from the silent auction will help build the first stage of the program - a series of cutting edge creative workshops with fifteen young New Yorkers. The young New Yorkers will work closely with a team of successful artists, designers, teachers and social workers to responsibly and creatively develop their message around their own experiences with, and hopes for, the treatment of youth in New York State’s criminal justice system. 
The evening will feature the works of Steven Holl and Steve Powers ESPO along with many other established and emerging international artists whose work touches on the realm of the social in urban space, thereby creating a dialogue with the work being developed in the YNY workshops.
The space for the event has been provided by White Box, food provided by Maimonide of Brooklyn, and drinks provided by Bomb Lager.  Additional support has also been provided by Loci Architecture and gopro.
Young New York is supported by the Goodman Fellowship at Columbia University and Brooklyn Defender Services.
For more information visit www.youngnewyorkers.org.
YNY SILENT ART AUCTION & FUNDRAISER
Featuring Artists: Steven Holl, Steve Powers ESPO, NohjColey, Joe Iurato, Miguel Ovalle, Overunder, Gaia, Rudie Diaz, Marissa Paternoster, Ian Kuali’i, LNY, Blackmath, Doodles, Feral Child, Cake,ND’A, QRST, Sean 9 Lugo, Radical!, C215 from the Vandalog collection, Gilf, Beau Stanton, Rachel Hays, SUE works, Clown Soldier, Jill Cohen, Yulia Pinkusevich, Alyse Dunn, NEVER,Shane Nash, Jesse Hazelip, Sheryo,the YOK, ASVP, Labrona,Then One,Tom Smith, Day Le, Danielle Riechers,  Jon Burgerman, Darnell Scott, Nathan Pickett, Joseph Grazi, John Breiner, Anne Grauso, SMURFO, Beau Stanton, Jamie Bruno, Luna Park, Sam Dylan Gordon, Fay Ku,Michael Bilsborough, NANOOK, Felipe Baeza, Sam Fleichner and more!
Curated by Natalie Trainor & LNY
Auction & Reception: Tuesday, May 29, 2012, 6-10 PM
Auction called at 9 PM
At White Box, 329 Broome Street NY, NY
Supporter Tickets: $50.00
General Admission: $25.00                                                                                  
Purchase Tickets here: youngnewyork.eventbrite.com/

YOUNG NEW YORK | SILENT ART AUCTION & FUNDRAISER on Flickr.

Via Flickr:

YOUNG NEW YORK At Risk Youth Being Seen, Heard, and Known | youngnewyorkers.org

SILENT ART AUCTION & FUNDRAISER

We are pleased to announce Young New York: A Silent Art Auction & Fundraiser, Tuesday May 29, 2012 at White Box in the Lower East Side. This one night event will benefit Young New York (YNY), an art focused social justice program working with 16 and 17 year olds who, legally classified as adults, have been thrown into New York State’s adult criminal justice system.

The funds from the silent auction will help build the first stage of the program - a series of cutting edge creative workshops with fifteen young New Yorkers. The young New Yorkers will work closely with a team of successful artists, designers, teachers and social workers to responsibly and creatively develop their message around their own experiences with, and hopes for, the treatment of youth in New York State’s criminal justice system.

The evening will feature the works of Steven Holl and Steve Powers ESPO along with many other established and emerging international artists whose work touches on the realm of the social in urban space, thereby creating a dialogue with the work being developed in the YNY workshops.

The space for the event has been provided by White Box, food provided by Maimonide of Brooklyn, and drinks provided by Bomb Lager. Additional support has also been provided by Loci Architecture and gopro.

Young New York is supported by the Goodman Fellowship at Columbia University and Brooklyn Defender Services.

For more information visit www.youngnewyorkers.org.

YNY SILENT ART AUCTION & FUNDRAISER

Featuring Artists: Steven Holl, Steve Powers ESPO, NohjColey, Joe Iurato, Miguel Ovalle, Overunder, Gaia, Rudie Diaz, Marissa Paternoster, Ian Kuali’i, LNY, Blackmath, Doodles, Feral Child, Cake,ND’A, QRST, Sean 9 Lugo, Radical!, C215 from the Vandalog collection, Gilf, Beau Stanton, Rachel Hays, SUE works, Clown Soldier, Jill Cohen, Yulia Pinkusevich, Alyse Dunn, NEVER,Shane Nash, Jesse Hazelip, Sheryo,the YOK, ASVP, Labrona,Then One,Tom Smith, Day Le, Danielle Riechers, Jon Burgerman, Darnell Scott, Nathan Pickett, Joseph Grazi, John Breiner, Anne Grauso, SMURFO, Beau Stanton, Jamie Bruno, Luna Park, Sam Dylan Gordon, Fay Ku,Michael Bilsborough, NANOOK, Felipe Baeza, Sam Fleichner and more!

Curated by Natalie Trainor & LNY

Auction & Reception: Tuesday, May 29, 2012, 6-10 PM
Auction called at 9 PM
At White Box, 329 Broome Street NY, NY
Supporter Tickets: $50.00
General Admission: $25.00
Purchase Tickets here: youngnewyork.eventbrite.com/

4 notes, May 23, 2012

gratuitous-cyberpunk-sex:

There is a reason the cities in Ghost In The Shell were based on Hong Kong.

gratuitous-cyberpunk-sex:

There is a reason the cities in Ghost In The Shell were based on Hong Kong.

Reblogged from shamefullyinspired, 727 notes, May 22, 2012

Reblogged from jayetastic, 11,851 notes, May 21, 2012