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Insa seems to be constantly busy.

Check www.insaland.com/blog/

 

 

 

 

 

Here at HYB, for reasons unknown to me, we get a lot of love from our Australian readers. So when one of London’s finest goes to Australia to do a show you know we have to represent!

 

Petro TFW currently has a show up at...

03-11-2010

Catch Banksy!?

 

Catch Banksy!?

Some people out there seem to have to much spare time…Today I read about that new “Catch Banksy” project by Miguel Delarosa who urgently wants to find Robin Cunningham, a former student of Bristol Cathedral...

03-11-2010

Daim 2010 - detail

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Daim - Lüneburg, Germany 2009

Daim - art pack

Daim - Reinking Collection

Source - Link

 

 

Hot on the heels of the recent opening of her Fata Morgana solo show at Galerie L.J. in Paris, Swoon (interviewed) made a trip to London last week. AM had the pleasure of spending some time with the artist over a couple of days...

As you guys all ready know, the mythical NYC writer SENTO TFP will be visiting the MONTANA SHOP MADRID today, and the MONTANA CAFÉ BARCELONA tomorrow.

 

We wouldn’t leave out BARCELONA. Come by MONTANA CAFE and have a look...

 

Thanx 12oz. prophet for the heads up.

 

 

 

 

 

 

I’ve got a drawer full of books and magazines to read and review right now, but Very Nearly Almost number 13 jumped to the front of the queue this weekend when I took a bus to and from Washington, DC. Why? Because...

 

Emma Tooth’s ‘Consilium Plebis’ series of oil paintings have been described as “Extraordinary portraits of ordinary people.” This week sees the Derbyshire based artist open her London solo show at the...

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09-09-2010
Unauthorized collaborations: Specter invades NY street art

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Unauthorized collaborations: Specter invades NY street art

Dammit. Once again, Specter is messing with people’s heads in an awesome way. For his latest pieces, which he’s calling “sidebusts,” Specter has “collaborated” with various street artists in New York by adding on to work that they had already put up. In the case of the above sidebust of a Swoon poster, the top half of the piece was falling apart and had been partially written over, but Specter brought it back to a state that looks almost like new (in fact, I know at least one other blogger who thought that the work was entirely by Swoon). So far, Specter has done similar work on street art by Skewville, Bast and Faile. Here’s his sidebust of a Bast poster (Specter added the flag and matched it perfectly to a portion of the wheatpaste which had already been torn off):

Check out more examples of these sidebusts at The Street Spot.

Photos by Luna Park

 

 

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