If you haven’t heard of them, the “Beautiful Losers”, they are a bunch of great artist fom all over the United States, but mostly from California, that sprouted up from the skate and D.I.Y. scene in the late 90’s. Barry McGee, Chris Johanson, Margaret Kilgallen, Thomas Campbell, Geoff McFetridge and Mike Mills are just a few of the artist interviewed.
Download it here.
Tonight from 7pm in All-City Records, Crow St., Temple Bar
Dude’s probably a spoilt little fuck, but this made me laugh…
Well, not really… This looks like a lot of fun though…
Funny interview with ESPO, worth reading for his answer to question 7 alone…
http://glob.anewyorkthing.com/?p=3600
Launching this Thursday 5th Feb, Monster Truck Gallery & Studios on Francis Street hosts an exhibition of new work by Dublin-based illustrator Brian Coldrick, in his highly-anticipated first solo show.
You may already be familiar with his work from the telly or other commercial work like the Eye on Dublin series for Totally Dublin magazine.
“Shrunken Head”
at Monster Truck Gallery & Studio, 73 Francis St, Dublin 8
Thursday 6th February – Tuesday 17th FebruaryOpening night: Thursday 5th February 6-8pm
Click the image below to read an interview from Fecal Face.
Gotta love the sales pitch…
More recently, graffiti artists have taken to defacing train carriages with their artwork. Yes it’s naughty but it can be incredibly cathartic, especially when you’re bored. So how do upstanding citizens get to graffiti a train without risking an ASBO? No, they don’t sneak into the sidings at night; they buy the brilliant Graffiti Your Own Train.
Made from cast resin the graffiti train is the perfect way to perfect and express your graffiti skills in the comfort and safety of your own home.
The blank white train comes with 2 graffiti transfer sheets full of cool tags, stencils and graffiti images for you to apply yourself.