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The graffiti crew DD$ threw a wild party at Lab Art Gallery on La Brea last week. The D’s, a group of old men and not kids wearing masks like you’d think [just go along with the illusion, it's more fun], limped around the gallery stirring up a raucous ruckus as [read more...]
The Prints and Drawings Council of LACMA put on an awesome event in the west penthouse of the museum. Sixteen print shops, dealers, and non-profits set up booths where they had a varied array of products for sale as well as many of the artists there to accompany them. [read more...]
Kai Aspire is the only Los Angeles street artist I’ve encountered who is actually using his art to help spread a positive message. While most other artists are concerned with ripping up the city with their brand, Kai is up at night restlessly thinking about how he can use [read more...]
Gregory Siff’s solo show entitled G was at the LA Foundrie – a radical industrial building in downtown Los Angeles. You entered the space through a loading dock in the back, where a black cadillac was parked which Gregory had hand painted with his signature squares. And inside were literally [read more...]
Sammy Sundae's COMIC 
