The soul artists of Zoo York
From the documentary “Deathbowl to downtown” featuring the Soul artist of Zoo York – the crew of skateboarders and writers in late 70s NY. History told by ZY company founder Andy Kessler (R.I.P), Haze, Futura… – some investigative footage and nice graffiks. Shut!
Sentinent city survival kit
The “sentinent city survival kit” recommends not-yet-walked routes to you. Apply now for testing the beta version of this app. Created by v2 the institute for the unstable media. You take the high road I take the by road.
Do you remember Momo’s Manhattan map tag:
Dan Witz – 30 years of artwork illegal and otherwise
Dan Witz must be called a pioneer of street art, starting to airbrush colibris to New York’s walls more than 30 years ago. He commented on drug dealer spots with his Hoody project in 1994 and documented the very special corner store culture of the big apple on atmospheric paintings. In between he has given a new meaning to urban signs, sever covers and ventilations by his ‘Killroy variations’. His merits are now appreciated not only by street activists worldwide but also by a book from Gingko Press titled “In plain view”.
Nicholas Kuszyk – Superconscious futureritual
Visit the temple of boom for more information. Highly recommended. Rrobots and mountains.
Renato D’Agostin /zero punto zero zero
Brilliant b/w photography by Renato D’Agostin co-founder of the independent publishing house 0.00. The animation stops after one loop.
Edward del Rosario
Hihi..Paintings by Edward del Rosario from Richard Heller Gallery. His interview in Lodown magazine is titled ‘ILL COMMUNICACIÓN’. Miscomprehension, he says.
Street photography by Edmund Leveckis
Choose your favorite subject from Edmund Leveckis’ page: Street, subway, social, scapes.