Deck Heads 3 at Exit Philadelphia was a huge success and featured a ton of great work by too many artists to name! The deck I have in the show is still available for the small small price of $200.00…I know its expensive but I gotta pay the bills! Contact Exit for more info!
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I’m thrilled to be a part of the upcoming “Deck Heads 3″ show at Exit Philadelphia. See you FRIDAY!
“Never before has Philly been able to pack this much art, skateboarding, and Philly Love into 4 walls!” – Exit Blog
On April 23, 2010 Shepard Fairey and his crew covered the side of Awesome Dudes Printing (South Philadelphia) with the iconic images of Fairey’s OBEY campaign. Shepard is out east for a few weeks with his crew, preparing for his May 1st show at Deitch Projects in New York City.
Music by Las Flores Project…Also Thanks to Bill McRight & Pete Herron.
Clockwise from top left: 1) Kyle counts his money in Soho 2) Gina Bon Jersey spins at Bowery Electric (I had a crush on her). 3) Upside down Kyle outside Kate’s sporty RED car. 4) It’s not everyday you run into a world famous artist walking down Bowery. Me & Shepard Fairey. 5) Booze at Bowery Electric. 6) Myself & Adam…I’m holding the music rights for a School of Seven Bells song we used in our film A Pleasant Surprise. 7) Kate!
I’m proud to announce the Philadelphia Premiere of Wah Do Dem and a live performance by Sean Bones presented by Neon Sushi & PUFF! May 6th at 9PM at the Piazza in Northern Liberties, Philadelphia. Invite your friends & jump on Facebook and RSVP! Hope to see you there…
via NEON SUSHI
A little illustration of the earth I created a couple years back...
What are you going to do to treat this wonderful world a bit better? Ride your bicycle instead of driving? Conserve water? Recycle more? Visit earthday.org for some ideas.
FRIENDS:
A Weekly 5 Question Interview Series
I first met Bill about three years back, at the Orlando Convention Center amidst the chaos of Surf Expo. We made eye contact across the carpeted exhibition aisle sharing a lost gaze, not uncommon during industry tradeshows. I’m not sure if we were lost for the same reasons (I think I had a few too many beers & Bill was a skateboard kid around a bunch of surf jocks). Long story short, upon returning home to Philadelphia, Bill invited me to visit his studio at Space1026. It was the first time I had been to the well-known collaborative studio space and the energy and inspiration I took home that day has kept me stopping by on a monthly basis ever since…
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If you’re into looking spiffy make sure to keep your eyes on Baron Wells and the style masters behind the brand…They’ll be releasing select styles on Gilt Man this upcoming week so don’t miss the boat. “All Aboard!”
FRIENDS:
A Weekly 5 Question Interview Series
I shot a couple of photos at my friend Autumn’s studio space when I was up in Boston a couple weeks back…Just got the film developed and loved this portrait of her…Pretty Autumn makes pretty art.
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My great friends, Boston band You Can Be A Wesley, are hitting the road at the end of the month. I just put this flyer together for their tour, which you’ll be able to buy in screen-printed form at their shows. Hope you can make it out…I promise you won’t regret it!
There has always been something about Dr. Dog that fulfills the deeper desires of my soul. I think that really is what qualifies a band to be mentioned amongst an individuals favorites. Dr. Dog is certainly a favorite of mine and one that continually delivers…after listen 5 and 6 and 7 that warm fuzzy comfortable soul feeling emerges and everything is made of cotton candy, beer and pork roll. Funny how that happens. Check their new album Shame, Shame.
