Pics from The Dirt Parking Lot (2/3)

More street art action from the dirt parking lot, including above dripping fatcap paste from unknown artist.


^Cool piece showing a well-dressed lady carrying a bag of cans. At the bottom it says 'Money'. Unknown artist.


^New piece from unknown artist.


^K74 capping over 86ed and Wonka tag.


^Slammed wall with JTS, Abscnt, All The Girls Love Earl, Felix, Keeper, Serf, Septerhed, 2wenty, and a few more.

Pics from The Dirt Parking Lot (2/3)

More street art action from the dirt parking lot, including above dripping fatcap paste from unknown artist.


^Cool piece showing a well-dressed lady carrying a bag of cans. At the bottom it says 'Money'. Unknown artist.


^New piece from unknown artist.


^K74 capping over 86ed and Wonka tag.


^Slammed wall with JTS, Abscnt, All The Girls Love Earl, Felix, Keeper, Serf, Septerhed, 2wenty, and a few more.

MOCA- The Safest Show On Earth

A new piece goes up on the art wall downtown, accusing MOCA's 'Art In The Streets' of being a circus, and 'the safest show on earth'.

We believe this new piece is from LA Raw.

And the point does have merit. When Jeffery Deitch buffed Blu's politically loaded mural, he essentially neutered the street credibility of the exhibition.

Which is not to say that the artists in the show haven't earned their spot in the museum show by earning it on the streets. They have and we are not saying that at all. We are saying that the public is only ready to accept graffiti and street art only if it is presented in a certain manner, and only when its 'safe'. Sure, the public enjoys graffiti and street art on t-shirts on advertising, but they still aren't ready for it when it actually says something relevant.

Also up with Enik, new Abscnt, and unknown artist.

Get Up, Stay Up - Hand Painted Street Art

Each piece of street art on this wall is hand painted.

Every remaining bit of street art, that is. Street art from ASVP, Bankrupt Slut, Septerhed, Mar, and remnants of Army of One, Keep It Lit, Cryptik, andAbscnt.

Fresh Canvas

This hot spot on the corner of Melrose and . . .





. . . La Brea just got whitewashed, and some new art is beginning to take shape. New pastes from Mar and Septerhed, amidst the remnants from Keep It Lit, Army of One, Abscnt. And the graffiti looks like its just getting started on a big production.

Keep It Lit

^Keep It Lit, Army of One, Trixter, Free Humanity, The Loyal Subjects, Abscnt, Cryptik, ASC,

^Keep it Lit on the left, Army of One, ASC, QDZ, ODDK, Bankrupt Slut,

Some new 'Keep it Lit' pasters popped up on Melrose and La Brea.

Army of One

Army of One is one of the biggest names in the street art world.

Their art can be found on streets from New York to Los Angeles and the world in between (seriously--up in Cuba!!).

Army of One uses the Grenade Boy image from Diane Arbus as a catalyst to bring attention to the fight to end all wars. Powerfully invoked on the streets and usually tagged with dripping red ink, Grenade Boy engages the viewer and demands attention, resulting in a very successful public campaign.

Army of One just rolled through Melrose and Fairfax. This Grenade Boy is pictured on a beautifully decaying piece from Abscnt and Cryptik. We are thrilled to have the beautiful and powerful art back on the streets of Los Angeles~

(more to come~)