Banksy 'Forgive Us Our Trespassing' SNEAK PEAK

Rumour has it that this image is the next Banksy piece to be released. This wicked image is called 'Forgive Us Our Trespassing' and no official word when and where it will be available.

Mr Brainwash 'Statue Of Liberty' Print Release Info

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Kevin Tong 'Appleseed' Art Print SNEAK PEAK

Here is a SNEAK PEAK at the upcoming 'Appleseed' art print without the font from artist Kevin Tong!

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Faile 'Featurettes' + Stanley Donwood 'London Views' Set Release Details

This week's drop at the e-shop once again comes courtesy of our old friends Faile, who've heavily reworked their enduring 'Sexy Ads' theme into the brand new ‘Featurettes’ print; a neon-coloured, hand worked, varied edition of only 7 prints.

They'll be available from 12 pm tomorrow (Friday 5th March), so simply register your intention to purchase on our site, and the first 7 people to have done so will then be given the option to purchase 1 print. Failure to complete your purchase within 1 hour of notification will result in your print then being offered to the next person in line.

Also, fresh up on our shop's shelves this week are the rather wonderful Stanley Donwood 'London Views'  boxed sets of prints. Housed in a smart black box is a set of 14 mini hand-pulled screenprints. Each is individually embossed with the Slowly Downwood seal, and printed on paper made from recycled £20 notes, shreds of which are visible in the paper making it even harder to work out how each of these collections is available to you, dear reader, for only 66 Great British Pounds.

And last but not least, we're adding Candice Tripp's hand-finished 'Do You Think Your Mum Will Notice?' print to the site. Coming next week: a HUGE new print from BAST and some very weird science from the one and only  Kelsey 'Jesus With A Tan' Brookes.

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Omar 'Danger, Danger: Oldest Model Ever' Print Available

Here is a great little print from artist Omar Lee. This print is called 'Danger Danger: Oldest Model Ever' and it is a 3 colour 10 x 8 inch letter press print on 90lb Stonehenge paper with an edition size of 100, comes signed and numbered by the artist for $40 each.

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Love Me Bombs Los Angeles Large

Here is a wicked building bombimg by artist Love Me, this time the NYC resident hit up sunny Los Angeles, California.

New Banksy Graf Piece Pops Up In Lambeth

Unveiled recently after being kept under a wood board nailed to the wall until Sunday. This is the work of artist Banksy obviously used to promote the Sunday Times interview about his recent movie 'Exit Through The Gift Shop'



Eelus 'The Colour Out Of Space' Show Photographs

"Well, after 6 months of blood, sweat and tears my debut London show. ‘The Colour Out Of Space’ finally opened it’s doors on Thursday and what a night it was. The space seemed to fill up almost immediately with a really good mix of people who all seemed to be having a good time and enjoying the work, I really couldn’t have asked for more. The free Mojitos flowed and from what I hear made quite a few people suffer the following morning, myself included. Thanks so much to everyone who came over and said hello especially my art bruv Mark from ‘Up The Arts’ who patiently helped get the show looking as good as it did, and my three awesome assistants Em, Em and Ali who kept the show running so smoothly. I’ll be here running the show every day from 11-6:30pm until Sunday so if you’re in the area come over and say hello. Until then, here’s a few photos of the show courtesy of Wallkandy and Butterfly from Juxtapoz."

You can view and buy the remaining available paintings and prints (if any) at my website.

'The Colour Out Of Space' Blackall Studios, 73 Leonard St, London.

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The Swimming Cities Is Off To India To Travel The Ganges

One of our all-time favorite projects, The Swimming Cities, is going to India to sail down The Ganges. This incredible floating artist collective includes all forms of creative minds (including the likes of Jux favorites Swoon, Imminent Disaster, and more) manning boats all the way to India for the Kumbh Mela festival, the largest human gathering on the planet. To help the Swimming Cities crew get to India, they will be hosting a Fundraiser Art Auction this Friday, March 5th in New York. Participating artists include: Swoon, Tom Beale, Imminent Disaster, Tod Seelie, Ben Mortimer, Ben Wolf, Ero, Andrew Poneros, Tony Bones, Jeff Stark, Isaac Aden, Ariel Campos, Greg Henderson, Doyle S Huge, Leslie Stern, Lopi LaRoe, Katelan Foisey, Iris Lasson, Spy, Sarah Atler, Matt Curtis, Petric Seeley, Zev David Deans, Elizabeth Bentley, Hannah Mishin, Orien McNeill, Ksenija, Angie Kang, Ben Devoe, Czak Tucker, Heather Jones, Noah Sparks, Porter Fox, Tim Treason, A’yen Tran, Dan Sabau, Virginia Reath, Clair Huntington, Kara Blossom, and Martina Mrongovious. They will be unveiling an 18′ x 8′ hand crafted stainless steel catamaran powered by a motorcycle driven paddle wheel, and help us raise money for the remaining four. To read more about Swimming Cities and the new Ocean of Blood Project in India.

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About SWIMMING CITIES:

Swimming Cities is a diverse group of artists, builders, and performers who come together each year and embark on a challenging large-scale project. Originally united through the international artist Swoon, the group traces its roots to the DIY raft project on the Mississippi River, the “Miss Rockaway Armada.” Taking a new waterway each year our projects create a vivid community of artists floating into towns to present an interactive environment which encompasses art, sculpture, music and performance. The uncommon talents of our members interact in an organic design process in a unique form of living art. Our previous projects include The Swimming Cities Of Switchback Sea on the Hudson River for Deitch Projects and The Swimming Cities Of Serenissima across the Adriatic Sea for the Venice Biennale.

For the Swimming Cities upcoming project, they will construct a fleet of small sculptural river craft at the foothills of the Himalayas, in a cultural exchange with local South Asian artists and artisans. The hand-crafted boats will traverse the Ganges River from Kanpur to the holy city of Varanasi stopping at towns and villages along the way to meet locals and commission crafted embellishments for the boats in the local styles. Upon arrival in Varanasi the boats will merge together into a great floating island stage. In collaboration with local artists and musicians they will produce a performance inspired by their adventure and the immense cultural history of the Ganges.

Mau Mau + Cyclops Put On A 2 Canvas Mash Up Clinic

Here is a wicked video of artists Mau Mau and Cyclops throwing down free style with a wicked dub soundtrack.

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