The book that was produced in conjunction with his Halloween show at OHWOW in Miami has been released. I would go grab a copy as soon as possible, here. It does not say limited edition, but neither did the Aurel Schmidt Maneater book, and it is sold out on OHWOW. I still see the Aurel Schmidt book in stores, that will change soon.
Uhhh, I don't think Kindle does 3d, yet that is.
Saw Candice Tripp up along side Kris Kuksi at the Joshua Liner Gallery (Show is still up til Dec 19th!). She has quite a good site too, check it here
Roq La Rue has had this available for a bit, however it seems to be flying under the radar. Its a decent print and its for a good cause. available here
The documentary on the Street Art Movement is out on DVD now! It traces the roots of the movement from its inception up to recent times, and includes a few shots of the inaugural show at the CAC in Cincinnati. Great interviews, and a great story. Available on netflix watch now as well as from the website here.
Aaron Rose at his home in L.A.
Dustin Yelland at his home in Brooklyn
Cheryl Dunn and Michael Karbelnikoff at their home in NYC
If you ever wondered how creative people live, this will give you a good idea. Todd Selby photographs creative people in their own living and/or working spaces. Good interview here
from TWBE
Steve Powers is doing a series of murals along the Market-Frankford elevated line in Philly. Check them all out here. He has a print available here, probably not for much longer
Saw Al Farrow in a group show at Irvine Contemporary in Washington D.C. He makes religious structures out of bullets, guns and bone. Amazing detail pic’s at his website Here
Looks like a bird crapped on the Google Cam. Slightly obscured Google street view of the apartment from The Long Goodbye and oddly enough the Jeff Goldblum detective show Raines from a few years back. The Long Googbye is possibly the best Altman film ever, not so sure about Raines. See it for yourself here
Been digging Richard Colman for a while. Nice interview here.