“A mix of clips of the New York City subway system on film, mostly from the ’70s and early ’80s, when graffiti was a mainstay on train cars and everything underground was, for the most part, grittier and more worn than it is today. The exact date range is 1966 to 1984…in other words, Lindsay to Koch.” – Jonathan Hertzberg
We found these images on Tumblr and tried to follow the grape vine of the internet and still can’t figure out who the artist is. All we know, is the images were snapped on Mercer Street in New York City and the artwork is cool as hell. If anyone knows, please let us know for us to credit the artist.
Illustrator Erik Jones has just completed a brand new body of portrait work entitled “Layers”. This series has an almost perfect mix of rendering, abstraction and expression.
Luciana Frigerio has been taking photographs for two decades focusing in black and white photography. This new body of work of folded book art is a beautiful way of mixing photography skills, sculpture skills and a keen eye for typography.
We here at Bizarre Beyond Belief love y’all so much we decided to bring some tangible items to the table and not just something you flip through on your computer during your spare time. We have now opened ourselves a little shop where you can purchase some limited run T-shirts and some goodie bags at some very fair prices. Big thanks to all of our supporters for helping bring this come the ground up. We can’t thank you enough. – BBB
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Damn, everything Paul Rodriguez does is so smooth. Here’s a new video of some street skating by Robin Raschka.
New York- JANUARY 25, 2013. Just announced! In addition to the live musical talent of Nima Yamini, Kid Mess, ILLE and Imanos on Saturday January 26, 2013, will be an Art Exhibit featuring Hanksy and Matthew Rowean from 10:00PM-12:00AM. Presented by AvenueA Soundcheck and taking place at the Aksel Loft in Tribeca New York, the evening will kick off with an Art Exhibit followed by the sounds of Trap in Tribeca.
New Jersey based graffiti art collective The Element Tree Team take a trip to Art Basel 2012 with WALL and MR. MUSTART DISTORT to create a nice wall.
A friend sent over a link to a photo album of just everyday New Yorkers riding the subway decades ago, showing us what the MTA used to look like.
Trailer for Bones‘ new video “New Ground” looks gnarly as all hell.
