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Drops to Look Out For at NTWRK's BEYOND THE STREETS Virtual Art Fair: Returning for its second annual edition of the virtual art fair on December 1-2 with a highly-curated selection of collectibles, collaborations, limited-edition prints and original art.

He committed his first crime shortly after 2:00 in the morning on a recent Friday. With an athlete’s grace, he hopped a rusty gate and pulled a p

Honorees of the poignant night included Don Lemon and Billy Porter.

A stealth artist from Seattle has been replicating the ’80s street art of Richard Hambleton throughout Manhattan. Is this a tribute, a marketing tool — or both?

Virgin Galactic Delays Space Flights to 2022 and Jimmy Choo Launches an NFT in This Week’s Business and Crypto Roundup: While Apple is set to host an event on October 18.

Share this article Watch Eric Haze and A$AP Ferg Talk Basquiat and the Blurring of Creative Mediums As part of No More Rulers Convo series. Hip-Hop, art and fashion carry a symbiotic relationship. Each informs the other and constantly evolve in tandem, but it wasn’t always that way. It wasn’t until the 1980s that these worlds, specifically street art and graffiti, became more accepted in the fine art world. To conclude the recent exhibition, “Writing th...

5:17 The New York State Writers Institute launches its first Albany Film Festival this weekend. WAMC’s Jesse King spoke with Institute Director Paul Grondahl. Thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, the first edition of the event will split its schedule between in-person screenings and online workshops, interviews, and panels with industry professionals. Grondahl says the main draw — a free, juried screening of shorts by Capital Region filmmakers — will take over the Malta Drive In on April 2...

Marketing ploy or sacred art? Bible publishers appeal to millennials with focus on design In the last decade, independent projects like Bibliotheca have brought an eye for design to the Bible — and shown big Bible publishers there’s a market for it. Instagram posts by the Good Publishing Co. highlight their limited edition, art-inspired NIV Bible. Screengrab April 13, 2021 (RNS) — At first, social media users weren’t sure if it was an elaborate April Fool’s joke. It was,...

Image: The Good Publishing Company The new Bible incorporates calligraphy from artist Eric Haze. The company says 10 percent of gross sales will benefit Compassion International. At first, social media users weren’t sure if it was an elaborate April Fool’s joke. It was, after all, April 1 when the billboard appeared above New York City’s Canal Street advertising a Bible with a $300 price tag. The limited edition, art-inspired Good Publishing NIV Bible is described on its web...

HAZE, the NY artist and influential graffiti legend, has once again teamed up with HUF on a new capsule collection highlighted by the Dust La Rock Tri...