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.
If you’ve spent any amount of time in the Manhattan/Brooklyn area, chances are, you’ve seen Joseph Meloy’s work. Most notably, his black-and-white character, The Primate.
It was a few years ago that I started noticing Elbow Toe’s work around NYC’s East Village. Although at that time, the only works of
How & Nosm are identical twin brothers. The duo, consisting of Raoul and Davide Perre, were born in Spain, but raised near Dusseldorf, Germany, and
NYC artist Brandon Sines has created an iconic character. His Frank Ape character can be seen on lamp posts, walls, and doors throughout Manhattan and
Back in 2009, when I was living in San Francisco, and not long after joining the smartphone revolution, I started photographing street art and random
Cameron Gray created my favorite art exhibit of 2013. Hands down. Seriously, this man is insane in the most amazing and perfect way. I actually
Jilly Ballistic is pretty much a staple of the New York City subway system. So much so, that many commuters likely pass over her work
My new “Background Noise” series focuses on the music that artists listen to when they work, what music inspires them, or just music they like.
Tony Depew’s art always stands out. Even on the already-colorful streets of NY, you can always catch one of his pieces from afar due to
