Background Noise, Volume 27: Stikki Peaches
July 21, 2014
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Stikki Peaches is a street artist out of Montreal. His work is often pop culture-based, using well-known imagery that we all know and love. One
Background Noise, Volume 26: Brandon Sines / Frank Ape
July 14, 2014
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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
Background Noise, Volume 25: Blek Le Rat
July 7, 2014
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Parisian stencil artist Blek Le Rat is another artist that I’m absolutely honored to have on board for this project. For over 30 years, Blek
Background Noise, Volume 21: Stinkfish
May 19, 2014
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I’m still completely amazed that I was able to get Stinkfish for this project. I had initially thought it would remain a pipe dream after
Background Noise, Volume 20: Wizard Skull
May 12, 2014
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There’s no concept or juxtaposition of two pop culture icons that is too weird for Brooklyn-based artist Wizard Skull. Not only does the man also
Background Noise, Volume 19: ASVP
May 5, 2014
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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
Background Noise, Volume 17: Hellbent
April 21, 2014
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If ever there were a perfect candidate for the Background Noise podcast series, it would be Brooklyn’s Hellbent. An avid music fan himself, he jumped
Background Noise, Volume 15: Left Handed Wave
March 31, 2014
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Chicago’s Left Handed Wave is another prolific artist who tends not to take himself too seriously. His character of choice is “Banana Man”, a man
Background Noise, Volume 14: C215
March 24, 2014
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C215 is a very prolific Parisian stencil artist who has been perfecting his art for many years now. His subjects tend to lean toward those
Background Noise, Volume 13: Jilly Ballistic
March 17, 2014
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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
