BANKSY: Camden x TOX

Banksy has paid homage to fellow street artist TOX, who has been caught up in the British Transport Police’s endeavor to get graffiti of the streets with “Operation Misfit” making its mark. Set to appear in court over charges relating to street art, Bansky has provided his support with a signature piece of work in Tox’s hometown of Camden. 


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KAWS: 16 Foot Companion

The gigantic 16 foot KAWS Companion, which was recently exhibited at New York's Aldrich Contemporary Museum was transported from the gallery's back exit through to the front of The Standard Hotel. More pictures

INSA: GIF-I-TI

A new INSA collaboration with Unit 44’s White Walls out in Newcastle that moves away from traditional graffiti and more in to realm of street art. Taking a lead from the Blu's movement in to stop animation Insa  produces his biggest and most complex moving piece yet. Gif-i-ti, the product of a labour intensive process of painting up the entire wall and re-painting it almost immediately in order to create a stop motion movie and an animated gif. The wonders of INSA.

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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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Liu Bolin: More Invisible Art

Born in 1973 in Shandong and a graduate of Shandong Art College and Beijing’s Central Academy of Fine Arts, Liu Bolin became popular for his mastery at the art of camouflaging himself against virtually any background. See more pictures below:

BANKSY: Working In Hollywood (Part III)

There are two more days until the Oscars and coincidently two more Banksy's have popped up around Hollywood before the big date.

Via Format Magazine
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BANKSY: Working In Hollywood (NEW)

As the Oscars draw a little closer Banksy continues his work around Hollywood with four more pieces. An article in the Guardian expresses Oscar organisers concerns of Banksy impostors as they reject his request to wear a disguise to the event. There are still five days to go till Oscars time, at the very least we'll get to see James Franco.