For the first time in Australia the phenomenal and notorious D*Face will premiere a solo exhibition at Metro Gallery. Often cited as a challenger to Banksy’s crown as the King of Street Art, and as one of the most exciting and prolific contemporary urban artists of his generation, this exhibition will be the only chance to see D*Face in Australia this year.
D*Face will be showing at Metro Gallery from 2nd November – 12 November, 2011.

D*Face “Cheat Death- Charlie Sheen”
2nd November – 12 November, 2011
Metro Gallery
1214 High Street,
Armadale,
Victoria 3143
Phone: 03 9500 8511

MTN Colors recently release this video of artitst Apex demonstrating how’s it’s done with the new MTN94 Flourescents.

Apex vs. MTN94 Fluorescents – What do you get when you ask Superburner Apex to use all six colors of MTN 94 Fluorescents? Well, you’d probably get something that looks a little bit like this.

Watch Apex work, after the jump.

EVOL recently shared photos of a couple of new works. One of them in Brandenburg (above), as well as a piece in Moscow. More looks after the jump.

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Among the various pieces that Christina Ray was showing at Pulse L.A., our favorites were a couple of pieces by Swoon. Since viewing her TED talk, the Brooklynite can basically do no wrong in our book. More looks after the jump.

Photography: Matt Schow for Curated

On the heels of publishing Tools of Criminal Mischief, Roger Gastman is releasing a three part poster series entitled “The Cans.”

“The Cans” is a three-print series created as companion pieces to Roger Gastman’s limited-edition book, The Tools of Criminal Mischief.

The 24-by-36-inch prints feature vintage spraypaint cans from Gastman’s collection, which was recently featured in MOCA’s Art in the Streets exhibition.

Gastman carefully selected the cans for each print, which includes coveted brands such as Krylon, Rustoleum and Red Devil as well as off-brands with colors such as Silver-Skate Aluminum and Baa Baa Black.

More looks after the jump.

Check out this new mural in Apellou Greece, by SER. More looks after the jump.

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As a part of his Post no Bills event in Venice CA, recently, Ron English paid a visit to a local Ralph’s supermarket with some custom cereal boxes pictured above.  The caption for this photo on English’s site reads, “Find a box, send it to Ron and he’ll sign it.”

Zero Publishing presents a boxed edition of Above’s book “Passport.”

About ABOVE

From WIKI (born circa 1981) has been creating public art since 1995. ABOVE is an international contemporary street artist who keeps his identity concealed and is widely known for his multi-layer/full color social and political stencils, spinning wooden “arrow mobile” installations, and large mural “word play” paintings. ABOVE started traditional graffiti of tagging freight trains in California in 1995. ABOVE moved to Paris at the age of 19 where he started painting his trademark arrow (pointing above) all around the city. Since then ABOVE has been consistently traveling around the world doing many large self-financed “tours” with each tour exploring a new medium or style of artworks. ABOVE has been successful in putting his street artworks in over 90 cities in 60 different countries around the globe.

Technical Specs

• Edition: 200
• Sales start at edition number 61/200
• Hardcover book: signed/numbered – 12.25 x 12.25″ (31.1 x 31.1cm)
• 156 pages
• Over 120 color plates
• ISBN 978-1-937222-04-8
• Designed by Blaine Fontana of FONTANA STUDIOS

More Looks after the jump.

The French publication GraffitiArt, recently dropped it’s 13th issue. Preview images after the jump.

Shepard Fairey and the crew at OBEY recently took to the walls of Asbury Park New Jersey. The murals were created in connection with the Jonathan Levine Gallery exhibit “Revolutions” featuring the album cover art of Shepard Fairey. The OBEY blog notes:

We knocked out some ambitious installations and Shepard threw down a couple of mind blowing DJ sets but most of all it was a real pleasure being introduced to a place that still has its community in the right mind set.  We especially wanted to Thank, Jonathan LeVine, Juicy Jenn, and all the locals that showed up and gave their support.

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Additional looks after the jump.