The latest happenings from BEYOND THE STREETS and our family of artists, including events, exhibition openings, stories and articles from the worlds of graffiti and street art.
"Cowboys are really interesting for a variety of reasons. They started for me when I was a child as the ultimate example of what 'a man' should be, hardened by the elements, able to de...
If there was ever an artist who captures the aesthetic of Los Angeles sports in art it's Gustavo Zermeño Jr. His murals are now iconic with flashes of hyperrealism and airbrush mastery.
There has been a lot of art creating over the past year that speaks to the human condition, our uncertainty, our universal fears and concerns. Japanese-based artist Yusuke Hanai doesn't literal...
In conjunction with our newest exhibition, BEYOND THE STREETS on PAPER, on view at the Southampton Arts Center in Southampton, New York from July 17—August 28, 2021, we compiled a series of intervi...
50 years ago today, July 21, 1971 The New York Times published an article that would forever change graffiti. Having taken notice to the growing graffiti culture and the one name that they had seen...
Opening on July 17, 2021, in Southampton, BEYOND THE STREETS on PAPER, is a new exhibition featuring over 500 works from over 100 artists. The exhibition brings together an alternative perspective ...
Lee Quiñones contributions to street culture are vast and expansive, so much so that he is one of the rare artists whose graffiti walls are etched into the historical lexicon.
The inside of the Los Angeles studio of husband-and-wife visual artists DABSMYLA feels like a movie montage, with an eclectic musical soundtrack playing over the top of a steady stream of ideas.
Barry McGee has been building bridges for his entire career. From graffiti to gallery, bohemian culture to museum culture, folk art to vandalism, surfing to street life and back again and around an...
The music and imagery coming out of NYC in the late 1970s and into the early to mid 1980s has traveled and influenced global street culture probably a million times over. No hyperbole.
"New York Love is an exhibition of new paintings inspired by my love for New York City.... The work highlights the small details of everyday life that I treasure and find beautiful."
