MOCA: Art In The Streets

Museum Of Contemporary Art in LA have put on the most impressive exhibition of street art anywhere to date. MOCA have commission pieces from artists stemming back to early day graffiti artists to modern day heroes and crossover street/ gallery artists. The exhibition brings together 50 aritstis from around the globe to diplay thier works, artists include:

Andre, Barry McGee, Banksy, Dondi, Ed Templeton, Eine, Erik Brunetti, Fab 5 Freddy, Futura, Haze, Invader, Jean-Michael Basquiat, JR, Kaws, Keith Haring, Larry Clarke, Lee Quinones, Malcolm McLaren, Mark Gonzales, Neckface, Os Gemeos, Rammellzee, ROA, Spike Jonze, Swoon, Terry Richardson, Toxic, Zephyr

An very impressive collection of rare pieces and quite large installations.
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TREVOR JACKSON: Nowhere

First and foremost I know Trevor Jackson as a music producer from Playgroup and remixer. Apparently he's also a graphic designer, artist, art director and moving image maker. His work is on display at Kassel Kramer from 4 - 26th March.

All works featured in NOWHERE are limited editions and will be on sale throughout March at KK Outlet.

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AnOther MAGAZINE: Calvin Klein x Brett Redman

AnOther Magazine celebrated its tenth anniversary with an exhibition at Selfridges aptly named ‘Eat The Designers‘. Works bring to life birthday cake designs by ten fashion houses & designers including Francisco Costa for Calvin Klein and Brett Redman (as pictured above), other designs include Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel, Vivienne Westwood, Riccardo Tisci for Givenchy, Gareth Pugh, Missoni and Gucci. See more pictures below:

ALLEN GINSBERG: Angel Headed Hipsters

Angel Headed Hipsters is a collection of private photographs by the beat poet Allen Ginsberg of his close friends currently exhibiting at the National Theatre. The exhibition includes detailed notations and comments by the photographer capturing 'fleeting moments in a floating world' of his luminaries Kerouac, Cassidy, Burroughs and more. The exhibition runs till March 20.

National Theatre
South Bank
London 
SE1 9PX

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LARRY CLARK: What Do You Do For Fun?

Larry Clark (born January 19, 1943) is an American film director, photographer, writer and film producer who is best known for the movie Kids and his photography book Tulsa. The exhibition runs until April 2.


Simon Lee Gallery  
12 Berkeley Street 
London 
W1J 8DT 
United Kingdom


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