• photography

    Carrie Villines

    Los Angeles native Carrie Villines received her BA from UCLA and her MFA from Parsons. Her work has been exhibited internationally, and has been published in "ARTnews," The Associated Press and "Graphis." She lives & works in Bushwick. More »
  • painting

    Joe Heaps Nelson

    chronicler of bulldogs and interstate trucking. He is also proud to continue the 17,000 year old tradition of mammoth painting, and hopes to spark a resurgence. His deadpan, pop-flavored, post-ironic approach is the result of millions of years of evolution. He aspires to be worthy of the title "gentleman farmer." He is undaunted by the inevitability of death and the ultimate futility of all human endeavor. More »
  • painting

    Morgan Thomas Anderson

    Hailing from Philadelphia, PA, Morgan Thomas has spent the majority of her life in observation of the people around her. She has studied art and art history around the world and graduated in 2007 from Williams College with two degrees (in studio art and sociology). Thomas' main subject is human but strives to examine more emotion and communication than the classic portrait. Utilizing a semiotic vocabulary built up through the existence of the human race, Thomas records the world around her as she perceives it visually and spiritually. She aims to communicate to her audience the honest image and heartfelt meaning of a moment in time as it can be understood through form, color, and symbolic imagery. Thomas' work is sociological, allegorical, and historical record. It does not try to comment on an event, but rather represent it for the audience to bring judgement to. More »
  • painting

    Chris RWK

    Chris' world was completely flooded with the More »
  • street art

    Carlito Brigante

    NYC based French street artist and photographer More »
  • photography

    James and Karla Murray

    For the last 15 years, married authors and photographers, James and Karla Murray have been documenting the streets of New York and Miami, publishing three best-selling books on the graffiti scene, Miami Graffiti (Prestel Publishing 2009), Broken Windows (Gingko Press 2002) and Burning New York (Gingko Press 2006). While photographing graffiti, they also began faithfully documenting the generations-old stores and shops of New York's neighborhoods, resulting in their critically acclaimed book, STORE FRONT-The Disappearing Face of New York released by Gingko Press in 2009. James and Karla live in New York City and Miami with their dog, Tabasco. More »
  • painting

    Shiro

    I'm a Japanese graffiti artist. I also do graphics and fine art, and directing/producing. My own characters are just like the other myself. I wanna grow up with my characters in my whole life... More »
  • painting

    David Cooper

    Entertainment is defined as a thing that interests, pleases or amuses. It's my goal to accomplish these very things and to communicate or touch the viewer on some level making them laugh, smile and cry simultaneously. I use distortion as a tool to emphasize and amplify quirks and feelings to push emotions within the viewer in hopes of revealing to them the magic that takes place everyday in our lives. Ultimately, my paintings are about crazy, whimsical characters performing acts from the ordinary to the extraordinary, experiencing hidden emotions that are both hilarious and tragic at the same time. More »
  • painting

    Blanco

    I make things and put them in the street in the hope that they will make people think or feel. More »
  • painting

    Cake

    street artist based in New York. More »
  • painting

    Buildmore

    Buildmore attempts to leave his own mark; to satisfy this same basic human desire and "build his own pyramid" that contains a communicable artistic entity. One can find his work nationally and abroad working both in the street and in the fine art world of galleries and institutions. ''For me it's all the same means to an end... My goal is to deliver direct visual communication to the largest possible audience I can.'' More »
  • mixed media

    Zoltron

    Zoltron is an enigma. A self proclaimed 70's teen idol, Zoltron's wave hairdo and unique California accent epitomized a certain level of cool, which inevitably paved the way to his success as a graphic designer, poster and street artist, pretend photographer and vinyl sticker aficionado. Zoltron is the founder and creative director of the infamous self-titled design company as well as notorious silkscreen sticker printing company, Sticker Robot. Zoltron's artwork has been shown across the country, published in magazines, both nationally and internationally and was once called, "Pretty heavy" by a transient who was urinating on a dumpster, as Zoltron walked by. More »
  • mixed media

    kngee

    documenting the environment that surrounds me, capturing significant moments in the daily life, spending weeks to craft my hand-cut multi layer stencil work, serving as a diary from start to finish, it's deeply personal. More »
  • painting

    Cern One YMI

    Cern began writing graffiti in the early nineties. More »
  • Mom & Popism

    MOM & POPism Installation Shots

    Installation shots of MOM & POPism. More »
  • sculpture

    Sarah Fonzi

    My work is a mixture of my life experiences and interests, combining my love of cultural, personal, and traditional histories with contemporary issues of gender. How do we look at each other? At ourselves? As a young woman, I am intrigued by what it means to be a woman. I have been exploring traditional and nontraditional materials to examine these issues. Using whatever materials I can get a hold of, I find a way to make them tell a story.
  • street art

    Billi Kid

    The notorious harmonious Billi Kid is a street artist determined to find his voice while leaving an indelible mark on both the oversaturated urban and cyber landscapes. A life-long doodler, art enthusiast and design junkie, his work blur the lines between graffiti, pop culture, graphic design, iconography and art. Never to busy to look, feel and listen, his collaborative workswith artist from around the world have been celebrated in both the media and street art communities. His passion for the streets has led him to curate ground breaking exhibitions that have helped bridge the gap between the urban landscape and the sterile indoor environment. More »
  • Mom & Popism

    MOM & POPism Public Viewing Hours

    MOM & POPism will be open to the public on Sat, Aug 15 from noon to 4 p.m. More »
  • painting

    Royce Bannon

    Royce Bannon is a born and bread NYC artist whose infamous Monsters can be seen pasted on doors and walls throughout the five boroughs. As a member of the street art collective the Endless Love Crew Royce has participated in various live painting events group art shows and solo art shows throughout New York and the world. Currently Royce is the art director for Diamond Headz NYC: a new clothing line promoting the life and culture of socially conscious city kids. On any given day you can find Royce painting monsters, silk-screening t-shirts, spraying stencils, or slapping stickers up on various spots in New York. More »
  • drawing

    element 42

    For the past couple of months, Justin Emerson has been drawing a different "Lunchbot" on his wife and step-son's lunch bags each day. He warns: "This is what happens to underemployed dads/husbands who mostly work from home. Clever creativity or cautionary tale?" See the entire Lunchbots series at http://disposabledrawings.wordpress.com More »