interviews
Chillin With You Davis
An interview with You Davis about his artistic family, being addicted to creativity, and his love for fashion and its close relationship to art.
interviews
Posting Bills With Chod
An interview with infamous street artist, Chod. Discussing his love for comic books, hitting the streets as an artist, and using with his art to convey his messages.
Features
From Montreal to LA with Fred Caron | LA Street Art Gallery
An interview with Fred Caron during his time in LA for the Back Alley Show by LA Street Art Gallery and Do Art Foundation. Filmed at GR Space in DTLA. Fred Caron Fredcaron.com Thedailycliches.tumblr.com Twitter/Instagram : Fredifredfred
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Neglected ship the Duke Of Lancaster is turned into floating graffiti gallery
An abandoned ship off the North Wales coast has been brought back to life after being covered in intricate street art. The hull of the rusting Duke Of Lancaster has been used as a blank canvas by a host of international graffiti artists, who call themselves th...-
Neglected ship the Duke Of Lancaster is turned into floating graffiti gallery
An abandoned ship off the North Wales coast has been brought back to life after being covered in intricate street art. The hull of the rusting Duke Of Lancaster has been used as a blank canvas by a host of international ... -
Odds and Ends-A day in Wondrous Waste
Spending your day in an alley doesn’t sound too enticing but when one receives a phone call from a friend with an invite to come shoot some amazing artists paint a legal wall, one does not pass up that opportunity. This a... -
Street Art On Abbot Kinney
Indeed. Your favorite local neighborhood is receiving a new mural on one of the most recognized establishments along Abbot Kinney. Puerto Rican public muralist and artist Alexis Diaz (aka La Pandilla) has painted a mural... -
Grow a Pair…. of Wings
The city’s name is now a vision in street art. Artist Colette Miller’s simple and elegant idea to install Angel wings flowing with color on the facades of Los Angeles has taken off. Painted at home, they are ... -
Back Alley Brings Out Street Art’s Best
Here’s another great article and coverage on our Back Alley Street Art Show: Nothing quite measures up to the vibrant energy of Downtown Los Angeles. Every time I visit, something captures my attention–a man playing an ... -
Recap: Back Alley, A Celebration of Art in The Streets ~ Presented by La Street Art Gallery and Do Art Foundation
Check out this great recap of our Back Alley Street Art Show by Desilu Munoz on LA Taco: La Street Art Gallery and The Do Art Foundation teamed up to put on a group show titled “Back Alley” a Celebration of Art in The Stree... -
Photo Essay: Skill UTI Burning Walls In West Los Angeles.
Los Angeles graffiti and culture is a movement ever changing and growing in unison with the city, from vibrant colors to perfectly structured architecture. Behind the city’s art and design is a life that drives LA’s... -
LA Street Artists at Nuart Festival
In Stavanger, Norway, every September for the past 12 years, Nuart, one of the largest street art festivals in the world, transpires. Closeted in the beautiful Fijords, Stavanger is a quaint, oil-rich community with a high stan...
Latest Posts
‘Figure 8′ Mural Inventively Restored in LA
Elliott Smith died nine years ago, on October 21, 2003. To mark the anniversary, a group called the Punk Rock Marthas restored the mural that appears on the cover of the last album Smith released while he was alive, 2000′...
Man One honored at City Hall
Man One and Vyal — two of L.A.’s most respected graffiti artists — got a slap in the face yesterday in exchange for beautifying a tagged-up brick wall downtown. Last week, with the permission of Sun Buster Inc...
MTA graffiti in LA River
Taggers behind giant L.A. River graffiti settle with city The taggers responsible for quarter-mile-long ‘MTA’ graffiti at the L.A. River won’t have to pay for cleanup, but some could be subject to an injunctio...
Say Hello To The New Kitty
Pictures from the HELLO KITTY, HELLO ART! gallery opening at Known Gallery on October 13, 2012. Art work inspired by the Sanrio characters from various artists. LA Street Art Gallery was on the scene taking pictures and soa...
Teknyc – A True Bboy’s Graffiti in Santa Monica
Bboy, graffiti writer, choreographer, actor, U.S cultural ambassador, promoter, boxer, welder – Jack of all trades. Here he does an exclusive wall in Santa Monica for LA Street Art Gallery. Teknyc hopes to preserve the es...
Cross Country Flowers
Andrea LaHue aka Random Act is known for The Cross Country Random Acts of Flower Project where she paints GIANT FLOWERS on “for lease” or abandon buildings on “Main Streets” across the United States of A...
Sand One Interview with Daniel Rolnik
Sand One is a Street artist based out of Los Angeles California,influenced by the L.A chicano culture Sand characters come with lots of attitude flavor and funk! Check out the “Sand Chiks”
No Matter Whatness
Mental health therapist aiding at risk youth (often graffiti writers) in south central Los Angeles tells the story of No Matter Whatness.
LA Street Art Gallery Community Project
LA Street Art Gallery’s first community project brings street art to neighboring counties.
Estria Interview
Estria is the leading promoter of Graffiti art form. Head of national Estria Invitational Graffiti Battle. West Coast OG. Art & inspiration from the streets.
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