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The 90s were awesome 😎

Here in 2024

Aren't you guys up there with Out magazine HA HA 😂

loving it!

Very interesting! Thanks

So Trash You really must be rtrded to like that

It’s great interview. How did she get into the premiere galleries?

I remember walking around NYC in the late 90s and early 00s, they had amazing wheat paste up everywhere. I hope they will put out a book and hit me up for a drink.

Keepin' it Wild Style, baby 333❤️!!!

wish they were mic'd

" Just work hard and pray to be lucky. "

This is a great conversation.

Didn't this dude fuck a doll on House MD?

Love Ed

Bobcat actually directed shakes the clown Adam sandler plays a clown and robin Williams played a mime

Really cool. I bought the first Juxtapose when it came out and I was already aware of this Carlo dude because he wrote in every publication a subversive kid in his late teens and early twenties needed to read. He would lead you to other goodies. Like this lecture.

Where can I find Bonds book to buy it?

💕 "promo sm"

26:46 What about Basquiat & Keith Haring ?

Anna produces the world's best Yerba Mate

Just as good now as when it was released.

I'm coming for you and the money you stole for your "niftys" Joker. Trust that.

I get all of that, I love the new shoes. One thing I’ll say is, I have always loved and respected how Ave has always payed homage to the original vans style. While this new shoe is tech, it still looks very him. Tho I won’t pretend as if I wouldn’t rather of had him drop something closer to his “usual”. I feel like there’s a place for everything. Making something better and adding your own piece to the progression of whatever your passionate about is def a must. Even if some people don’t fully understand it. Congrats Ave. ❤

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Jewish?

Right On !

Maja, you are magical and wonderful. your paintings are a gift

Bravo Majo...

Genius.

По зову сердца здесь

Oh hell yeah

Your edgy and got that style! Good going Barbee!

Love this.

Saimayu Akesuk's vision is truly exceptional. Super under-appreciated artist.

This not outsider art

I first met Axel in person in Miami several years ago. When I encountered his work for the very first time, I experienced what could only be described as a Stendhal syndrome. I believe it was the fusion of his skill, storytelling prowess, darkness infused with intelligence, and humor that resonated with exactly what I seek in art. It inspired me to delve deeper into my own artistic endeavors with this perspective in mind. Art, in my opinion, should challenge our thoughts and provoke introspection. Axel's art achieves this seamlessly; it's comprehensive and he is truly a genius in his craft.

Great interview guys 🔥 much love from Sweden 🇸🇪

Definitely an inspiration. I was looking for advice on how to get to his level, but he got hired off of his SKETCHBOOK on his first interview, lol. It is good to know that even after you have galley shows in Beijing that you still have fears for your survival.

Cool! April has such a focused aesthetic and important ways of sharing powerful personal and extra-personal narratives! Her colors and textures and imagistic connections to history are inspiring. And a very nice human indeed! Lucky students!!! I loved her show at the California African American Museum.

Tsotsi the novel beneath the artist' bookshelf.

Organic, personal, and temporary. Just like the good and bad times which is life.

Hate OK Computer artwork, it's anonymous and vague, faceless and unsettling.

Remember kids, doing graffiti will stop this war and doesn’t make you look stupid at all. Keep writing “free Palestine” on walls of businesses that have absolutely nothing to do with liberating the Middle East.

The comments about Covid this podcast didn’t age well.

Pat Perry - What a legend! Enjoyed this a lot!

Unbothered. I like the piece.

Very cool

And now it came out that Shepard funded the killing of Russians...

This guy has no idea what he’s talking about

You can't get more OG Street Artist than Faeiry...... Banksy owes alot to him...