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A 15-foot hydrant and a 20-foot urn present the ceramicist's most personal stories on a monumental new scale.
"Painting on the rope is like a trip, a runner's high. You won't get it every single time, but you will be chasing it every time," street artist Zwon...
"There's a really generous spirit to people in street art, public art, graffiti, where people are doing things that they want everyone to be able to...
Forty-seven years later, Samo has a life of its own—just not the one Diaz imagined when he and a 17-year-old Jean-Michel Basquiat picked up spray...
Whether Freeman Alley becomes the scene of some kind of dialogue between art worlds or another example of cultural appropriation may depend on how...
The unprecedented increase in value of work by street artists has led to a commodification of a product that was once simply a source of public...
A look back at her nearly five-decade career reveals flirtations with a raft of subjects ranging from carnivals to casinos, car races to quotidian...
As the city phases out the once-ubiquitous cards, artists like Juan Carlos Pinto, Thomas McKean and Nina Boesch are preserving their legacy.
The stark black-and-white compositions do what Mapplethorpe did best: transform the socially unacceptable into formalist art through meticulous...
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