Here’s a some of the pieces…

In between the rain I had time to fit in a quick one with Remi Rough and Solo One….It was short, but fun to catch up and lie to each other about the good old days!…Good times!….

I also managed to make it to the Tate Modern with some friends and check out the Damien Hirst retrospective. It was awesome, I had to snap a few shots….

The Shark…

The Cow….

The other side of The Cow….

After the Blek Le Rat show we went a local Pub and drank way too much! We were there with the equivalent of the Vandal Squad in London, wish I had that one on film, We busted each others balls about hitting the tube and bought each other beers….Good times….This Banksy piece in the alley adjacent to the pub…Speaking of Banksy, I now get the full impact of his use of the surveillance Cameras…The Cameras in London were CRAZY!!!!!

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Los Angeles graffiti legend and fine artist RISK has been commissioned to paint a 4,700
square‐foot dream home designed and built by Santa Monica developer Adam Corlin.
“Painting the house is a great experience,” RISK says. “I stripped down my graffiti to its most

abstract form, with splashes of color and washes, and am applying it to a four‐story canvas.”
Corlin and RISK first met in 2011 when they teamed up for “Oceans at Risk,” a project that
raised money and awareness for the Heal the Bay Foundation. Since then, Corlin has
become an avid collector of RISK’s work as well as an integral part of “Team Risk.”

Most recently, RISK and Corlin collaborated on “Beautifully Destroyed,” a series of murals
across the United States, including a mural in Miami’s skid row and a mural in Los Angeles
for the Freewalls Project. Since the completion of these murals, RISK has been asked to
complete additional murals throughout the United States, Europe and South Africa.

“Painting the house is an extension of the ‘Beautifully Destroyed’ project,” RISK explains. In
addition to the exterior of the house, RISK is designing and painting a water feature as well
as various interior rooms.

Corlin has also teamed up with Roger Gastman—co‐curator of the Art in the Streets
exhibition at MOCA—to present a one night, invite‐only solo show with RISK. An
undisclosed buyer has already expressed interest in purchasing the multi‐million dollar
home as well as all of RISK’s work that will appear in the show.

“The city tried to fine me $65,000 last time I commissioned RISK,” Corlin says. “I was
outraged. They said if I wanted to make a public statement, I should have painted my house
instead of constructing an integrated scaffolding for the artwork. He thought he was being
clever, I took it to heart and painted my house.”

The house will be unveiled in May, in conjunction with RISK’s solo show.

From director Roger Gastman—a producer of the Academy Award-nominated documentary Exit Through the Gift Shop—comes Wall Writers, a documentary on graffiti in its innocence.

Through unprecedented access to TAKI 183, CORNBREAD, and a host of other legendary writers, Wall Writers tells the story of a time when underprivileged city kids refused to keep lurking in the shadows, when the streets were so wild that fame and infamy became indistinct, when art became a democracy and self-promotion became an art.

And the narration is done by John Waters!

Someone sent me this shot of the bus from the Art In The Streets Exhibit at MOCA

A lot of people ask what this symbol means….Everything seems to be a big question, by a bunch of small minds….What do you think it means?