2023 Underground Art Market Report
If you’ve been active at all on major social media platforms in the past several years, there is a more than likely chance that you’ve seen the work of New York Times bestselling cartoonist Sarah Andersen. After launching the webcomics series Sarah’s Scribbles in 2011, …
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With the rise in vandalism at John Stiff Memorial Park, the Amarillo City Council received an update last week about the state of the city park, with recommendations discussed to curtail rising damages to park facilities. According to Michael Kashuba, Amarillo Parks and Recreation director, …
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MOUNTAIN VIEW COUNTY — Olds RCMP are asking for help to find the culprits responsible for graffiti sprayed on a wall of the curling rink in the Eagle Hill area. RCMP say they responded to a complaint about the graffiti on Dec. 11. Anyone with …
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Robot and hand / illustration by Shiyo Ohashi / DALL·E / Originally Created with AI The evolving role of AI may bring new implications within the world of art. The year is 2028. Something catches your eye as you walk down the street: a brilliantly …
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A studio building in Culver City is now covered in posters of the 173 people who have been kidnapped by Hamas. The building was donated by a Hollywood producer to graffiti activists. In Culver City, on the side of the Ample Entertainment building at Washington …
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A studio building in Culver City is now covered in posters of the 173 people who have been kidnapped by Hamas. The building was donated by a Hollywood producer to graffiti activists. In Culver City, on the side of the Ample Entertainment building at Washington …
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Sotheby’s recently stepped into the world of Bitcoin Ordinals inscriptions. The art auction juggernaut recently presented a trifecta of pixelated “BitcoinShrooms” NFTs that astonishingly accumulated $450,000. Among these artistic assets — notably created by the celebrated anonymous artist “Shroomtoshi” — the captivating avocado image “BIP39 …
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Interview and photos by Streets Dept’s Conrad Benner. This fall, Afromation Avenue unveiled its second annual series of positive affirmation street signs in Germantown! A public art project “for the neighborhood by the neighborhood,” this effort is the brainchild of two Philadelphia public school teachers …
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The Davis Joint Unified School District in Northern California is on high alert following the discovery of racist graffiti on the exterior wall of the classroom of a Black teacher at Korematsu Elementary School. Officials in the city of Davis expressed deep concern, as the …
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