I’m rather excited today, yes the body is recovering, but what’s really cheered me up is that I’ve just had confirmation that my first ever article for mass publication has been accepted. It’s going to be a feature on the symbiosis of graffiti and technology entitled ‘Graffiti – The Next Generation’ in the global graffiti / lowbrow art publication Pinstriping and Kustom Graphics Magazine. It should hit the news stands in 20 countries in the next few months (August most likely) and I will be writing a full post about the issue closer to the time, but for now let’s focus on ArtNet’s Urban Art Auction…
The sale will cover a massive slice of urban art history spanning from the early 1970s right up to the present day and features a plethora of big names in the genre including Shepard Fairey, Keith Haring, Warhol’s pal Jean-Michel Basquiat, Banksy (of course), and more recent works by the likes of Mr. Brainwash, Chris Johanson, Anthony Lister and Neck Face.
"We are delighted to present such a comprehensive collection of Urban and Street Art" said Hans Neuendorf, CEO of ArtNet AG. "This auction brings together seminal works by some the most influential Urban and Street artists of the past forty years.
Rather than go on and on (and on) about my personal tastes and opinions I thought I’d let the work speak for itself (for a change)
Although I will warn you if you’re thinking of making a bid on any of these ArtNet charge a 10% commission fee – pfft.
Check out what’s still on offer now at ArtNet’s Urban Art Auction - as I write there’s another 13 days to save up your pennies, dollars, Euros, Yen, whatever you can raid from whatever source if you want to buy a slice of urban history this is about the best chance you’ll have. As for me, well this broke ass will have to dream on
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