Light

Cool light drawings from Danish artist Armsrock. He's doing a show at Bispebuen in Copenhagen from February 10th, so check it out if you're around.

Via Wooster Collective

Banksy comments on global warming

Via Woostercollective

Print After Party

Great project from Posterchild and Jason Eppink.

The little installations inside abandoned newsracks in NYC are meant to celebrate the end of print. Radios, disco balls, paper cut outs and LED lights all make up the good bye party for the news paper media.

Eppink explains:"When the last vestiges of a collapsed empire litter the landscape, there's only one thing to do: throw a bumpin' party and dance on the ruins."

Print After Party from Jason Eppink on Vimeo.

Posterchild is a very productive street artist from Canada - his blog is worth checking out, there are almost new up dates every day. Jason Eppink is probably most know for his Pixelator project - also worth checking out if you're not familiar with it already.

Stencil

Spotted along one of the canals in London.

Video paint

This reminds me of Graffiti Research Lab and their inventive ways of mixing graffiti and technology, but it's actually done by multimedia video artists Bruno Levy and Blake Shaw. Together they form multimedia group Sweatshoppe and They've come up with a way to paint with video involving LED lights on paint rollers and video control software. If you want more technical details on how it's actually done then go to Wooster Collective.

Very cool!

Mutate Britain - One Foot in the Grove

Just a reminder: go experience the One Foot in the Grove art event before it's too late - next weekend is last chance!

You can expect to see live street art, pole dancing robots, humorous scrap metal scuptures, beautiful prints, men riding fire breathing metal creatures and many other weird installations.

Once you get through the crowds looking to make a good deal at Portobello Road Market it's a really great way to spend a saturday afternoon.

And remember to put on some warm clothes because it's outdoors.

Finally Friday!

Here's something to enjoy while you're celebrating the fact that it's Friday.

I love Aakash Nihalani's tape stuff - it's so simple and yet so effective in making people see their surroundings from a different perspective.