Berlin

Hey internet. I died.
Well, for about a week. And then I found some WiFi when I made it up to Berlin and here's a few of my favorite images from the trip.

Irgh, Earl, Grey, OverUnder in Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin

Anthony Lister, OverUnder, Irgh

The City Where Strangers Meet

Painted a fish truck in the Turkish Market for this guy.

Olabad, OverUnder, and Earl

This is definitely one of the weirdest and most gratifying painting i've made lately.

Mein schatz

Kittens and roller skating gallery owners are cute.

Truth serum.

Good eats.

Alexander Vasmoulakis mural, Kreuzberg, Berlin

Blasting away a quick one.

Merlin from Berlin, err, well technically Vienna.

Had to go back and change this one a bit. Gave him a complete arm and a big ol' smiling weiner obviously.

Made in Barcelona but found a home in Kreuzberg. I love how it clipped the Y O U to leave O U.

We have a series of these now. Love the little cars.

Truck in the turkish market. Wurste Bande, Earl, OverUnder, Neukölln

Life is loco.

Best graff in Berlin, hands down.

Lister working on a piece.

Olabad wheatpaste in Neukölln.

Daytime remnants.

blu // one to tell the grandkids about

Heard of blu? Of course you have. But while we were all watching the muto video some of his other videos may have flown under the radar. Came across this video of him creating a gigantore piece in Berlin in 2008. Check the timelapse video which clocks in just under 3 days.


all imgs from blublu.org

Home sweet Photobooth

First off, a shout out to my big and lil' boo's at Sleepy Time who been holding it down, waterloggin' the fine art world, since the new milli. But for the record, I stumbled upon some aussi biters named Sleep Club. I'm going to post a project they did in Berlin at the Takt Residency.

I think that the larger issue they address about public housing is great and I like the dual use of the photobooth as house and means of documentation. But again, true praise is due to the almighty Sleepy Time keepin' it hood coast to coast.
From their website:



We made some flocked Schlaf Klub tshirts and wore them while we slept in six different Photoautomats in Berlin. We took a lot of pictures and made this little installation as a result. Shown at Gallery Takt in Friedrichshain.

Sleep Club is the collaborative work of Dell Stewart and Adam Cruickshank. They went to different art schools in sunny Queensland, but now live and work in Melbourne, Australia.

Last image from a project by Adam Cruickshank.

Lastly, i've been doing a lot of maps today and wanted to post two of which should be very useful for people in the NYC area. Both are also totally open to the public and awaiting your updates.

nyc photobooths
nyc swimming pools