Background Noise, Volume 43: NDA
December 30, 2014
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NDA takes his inspiration from Marvel comics to classic Warner Bros cartoons. Although born in New York, NDA grew up in Portland, Oregon. He’s now
Background Noise, Volume 42: CB23
December 22, 2014
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There’s not a whole lot of information out there on artist CB23. However, The Street Museum of Art seems to have a little tidbit: In
Background Noise, Volume 41: ELLE
December 15, 2014
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ELLE is another artist who doesn’t stick to one medium when creating her art. The New Yorker has gotten lots of respect in the street
Background Noise, Volume 40: Travis Somerville
December 9, 2014
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Travis Somerville’s work is challenging. The art he creates is deeply rooted in his Southern Christian upbringing. Born in Atlanta in 1963 to civil rights
Background Noise, Volume 39: Cosbe
December 1, 2014
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It has to be a little tough going by the name Cosbe right now, with the original, sweater-wearing pudding popper in the news so much.
Background Noise, Volume 38: Michael Alan
October 6, 2014
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Michael Alan never stops. Seriously. Never stops. He is constantly creating. The few times I’ve seen him out at art shows, he’s had his small
Hanksy launches Surplus Candy Web Series
October 1, 2014
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International man about town Hanksy has launched a web series that takes its name from the guerrilla art show he put on earlier this year.
Background Noise, Volume 37: Chris Uphues
September 30, 2014
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I think this blurb, taken from Chris Uphues’ official website, sums it up best: “Chris Uphues is an artist and designer living in Brooklyn, NY.
Background Noise, Volume 36: Crash
September 22, 2014
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Bronx-born John Matos started writing graffiti as a teen, getting the name Crash after crashing the computer in his school during a computer programming class.
Background Noise, Volume 35: Chris Stain
September 16, 2014
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NYC-based artist Chris Stain celebrates the people’s people. Like Parisian street artist C215 (featured in episode 24), Chris Stain chooses to draw attention to the
