Center of the Universe, YO!

You better hop on that Q train to Brooklyn, Murakami comes to the Brooklyn Museum of Art. Takashi Murakami is often compared to Andy Warhol, he first became famous in the 1990s for a theory he called Superflat. Derived from traditional Japanese painting, it was adopted by the contemporary art world to indicate a mix of high and low art.

To read article from the New York time click here.
Or enjoy “Super Flat Monogram” an anime he did for Louis Vuitton.

Zena Holloway is the UKs leading professional underwater photographer. Working in the sea from a young age with photography and film Zena is completely self-taught (amazing). She has taken underwater photography to entirely new depths.

The Jonathan LeVine Gallery just opened a new exhibit this past weekend featuring new works and installations by: Blek Le Rat, Blue, Bo130, D*Face, Miorobo, and Space Invader.

“Street Art culture has grown from its graffiti roots over the past few decades and has since evolved into a global movement. Often conveying political or social commentary, the intent of many Street Artists is to create an open message to society, introduce unconventional ideas to the general public and engage the masses.”

The gallery is located:

529 W. 20th Street, 9E
New York, NY 10011

The Reverend Billy of the Church of Stop Shopping

Clayton Brothers check them out.

This is on Grand Street, between Roebling St. and Driggs Ave. If you venture out there we kindly ask that you do not feed the hipsters.

New York based artist Judith Supine. There’s a video on him floating around on youtube, other than that I don’t have much other information on him.

In Manhattan it’s bizarre if you’re never on sensory overdrive. One is constantly under assault by ads, images, crazy people talking to you on the subway, and tasty halal food. For some time now I’ve seen this guy’s work in lower Manhattan, finally found it he goes by WK, check out his work.