In the fantasy card game Magic: The Gathering players are pitted against each other in a strategic duel that involves monsters, curses, and spells. The decks are built with various characters and creatures with thousands of possibilities to choose from. The game is turn-based that includes five phases from "Beginning" to "End." There are certain Magic cards that are sometimes under estimated and under-appreciated, but add so m...

(@art_by_eyebrows) curated by (@earlyrisernyc) (@a6wall) (@augustlauranyc) on Ave A and 6th Street

Frida Kahlomay forever covet the most famous pair in art, but today the brows we have our eyes on come to us courtesy of Lecrue Eyebrows, a self-proclaimed "weirdo artist." "Le crue" means "the flood" in French and from the LES to Bushwick, Williamsburg to Ridgewood, he overflows the streets with a steady stream of slaps most ofte...

I don't know about you, but I've spent a good portion of this Holiday break watching home-makeover shows. It has become a cold weather/day-off binge fest in my family for the last few years. Not only do multiple channels run marathons, but you can also find old episodes on any of your favorite streaming services. I enjoy every designy, artistic and restorative aspect of these remodels, and it only makes me want to get my hands...

Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada creates 2 new murals in Madrid, Spain for "Greenpoint Earth Madrid 2019" for the UN Climate Conference COP 25.

These murals focus on climate crisis and the fight of indigenous people to save their lands and have been curated by Stephen Donofrio for Greenpoint Innovations. Continuing his subjects matter as he did in 2019  for Street Art Mankind, (covered here by Sarah Sansom), Jorge Rodríguez-Ger...

Standing proudly at 10,000 square feet, Rushing Waters designed by muralist Levi Ponce and Jacques Dupuy is a project 4 years in the making, and is the most significant public art project in the San Fernando Valley since 1978

  Video by @nicknackilms

This massive undertaking of Rushing Waters has come with its trials and tribulations, but resulted in a larger than life representation of the history of the city where it sits. I w...

On a chilly Thursday night, November 21, we met fabric street artist @FoodBabySoul in Bedford-Stuyvesant at a new work from her "shroud" series - grisaille knit covering an earlier colorful work meant to be painted and cut in upcoming iterations and at a 25-foot work from her "sweat" series, titled because we are "sweating ourselves to death with fabric trash." She explained always uses recycled cloth with the help of Annie Ke...

[Painting at Welling Court, 2016] 

[Finished wall at Welling Court, 2019]

Artist Maria "Toofly" Castillo caught her first tag over 25 years ago on her way to school in Corona, Queens.  She's since graced walls all over NYC -- including those at 5Pointz, the Welling Court Mural Project, MoSA Bowery, and Uptown GrandScale in Harlem.  

She's been prolific around the globe as well -- as a featured a...

Wanna know the 3 things you need to be a Street Artist? Well you should'a been at the City College Graffiti and Street Art class last night when we met the wheat paste artist, curator, teacher, artist's advocate, filmmaker, actor SacSix who works with brands and creates his own work in the street. SacSix is a long time friend of the class who wheat terrifyingly pasted with a bunch students a few spring semesters ago - we learn...

I've taught The Art History of Graffiti and Street Art class every other semester or so since 2011 at City College. Every session we meet with a section of amazing artists. 

On November 12 we met the Romeo and Juliet of the street art world @menaceresa consisting the graffiti bomber Menace Two and the classically trained art world denizen Reca Piece. You know the quote, "two households, both alike in dignity…from ancient grudge...

Tito Ferrara 1st painted the NYC streets in 2018, he obtained 2 walls with help from East Village Walls and neither lasted long before being tagged and bombed over. For his sophomore mark on NYC, he came much more prepared and with a purpose close to his heart. The Amazon is burning, and it is crucial to the stability of global climate. There are over 400 different indigenous groups that call the Amazon home, and one in partic...

I've taught The Art History of Graffiti and Street Art class every other semester or so since 2011 at City College. Every session we meet with a section of amazing artists. 

On October 3rd the founder of WallWorks John CRASH Matos and the director Anna Matos opened up the gallery just for our class - an opportunity so appreciated. We met with Wilfredo BIO Feliciano a member of one of the longest running graffiti crews in the c...

The BIG day finally arrived. On October 4th, 2019 our friend, Ricky Sencion AKA Little Ricky was a part of a show at The Long Beach Expo Art Center in Bixby Knolls, CA. Even though he was part of a group show, he definitely didn’t blend in with the rest of the herd!

Photo credit: Lovepreet Gill

"Waking up on the day of setup, I felt ease and calmness. It was a bewetiful thing.

Once the set-up was complete, I had a huge smile in...

"There is nothing wrong with your television set. Do not attempt to adjust the picture. We are now controlling transmission... You are about to participate in a great adventure."

This is part of a famous quote from the 1960's sci-fi show, "The Outer Limits." Every episode famously started with a narration that made people think their TVs were being controlled. Turning the dial to the 21st century and it's TVs and pocket-sized...

SHEEP has taken Little Ricky from New York City, to Los Angeles, to Paris and back to the Big Apple again.  It has been years since he returned, and he packed in as much SHEEP love as possible.  If Anna Wintour only knew she has been traveling along with Little Ricky on this amazing journey!

Sold Magazine's Editor and photographer, Erica Stella made an afternoon date with Little Ricky while he was in town. She was fir...

 Houston Bowery Mural, 9.12.19 Photo by (@catscoffeecreativity)

Just a few days ago, busy social media bees were buzzing trying to figure out, who was next up at the Houston Bowery Mural? It just so happened that we had the #SoldScoop! You heard it on our Instagram page first, that Tomokazu Matsuyama would be the latest to paint the wall at the corner of Bowery and Houston Street. I think we gave FOMOFEED a little FOM...