Subway Douchery

I really don’t like the name of this site but, I do really love this picture! Wapow!
(Thanks Dave Schubert!)

I really don’t like the name of this site but, I do really love this picture! Wapow!
(Thanks Dave Schubert!)
Jason Polan’s ambitious challenge of drawing every person in New York seems to be working out. His blog is now filled with pages of great sketches, from celebrities and friends to random strangers in Taco Bell. You can even get drawn too. Just email him “a street corner or other public place that you will be standing at for a duration of two minutes.” Sound good? Looks great. More info here
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GQ previews Jenny Gage and Tom Betterton’s new book Upstairs, Downstairs & Outside.
Like you need anymore reason to click this link than promise of a couple more pics.
The spread was originally for Gravure Magazine

This Saturday & Sunday, the Brooklyn Mutt Show will be held at the Brooklyn Lyceum.
Categories include:
Most Nutritionally Advantaged (Fattest)
Looks Most Like Anything Other than a Dog
and
Least Useful Pet Trick

While out in SF this weekend I made a stop with my friend Morgan to the SF Moma. These were on the menu at their rooftop coffee bar.

Always Hungry NY is a nice website to help you visually figure out what you want to eat in NY. That thing above is an X-Tudo Burger, it looks filling.

This Saturday in San Francisco, Andres Guerrero opens his new space Guerrero Gallery. This is not to be missed.
Guerrero Gallery
Inaugural Group Show
Saturday, March 6, 2010
7:00pm-11:00pm
2700 19th Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
The following 21 artists will be featured: Brian Willmont – Christopher Russell – Richard Colman – Aaron Noble – Ryan Scott Schaffer – Tim Diet – Ryan Wallace – Rogelio Martinez – Adam 5100 – Hilary Pecis – Mark Mulroney Ala Ebtekar – Eric Yahnker – AJ Fosik – Mike LeSage – Allister Lee – Cleon Peterson Ryan Travis Christian – Marissa Textor – Shepard Fairey – Bill McRight

If you’re out in LA this Saturday, go show some support as Known Gallery officially opens its doors.
ALEX PARDEE . ALEX/2TONE . ALOY . AROE . ASKEW . AUGS . BARRY MCGEE . BERST . BERT KRAK . BONKS
CEAZE . CHARLIE EDMISTON . CR . DABS MYLA . DAME . DAVID FLORES ATC . DEUS . DYLAN MADDUX
EL MAC . ERIC HAZE . ESTEVAN ORIOL . EVOL . FATE . FUTURA . HAEL . JERSEY JOE . GARY. GEORGE THOMPSON . GRANT COBB . GREG CRAOLA SIMKINS . HENSE . KC ORTIZ . KEEGAN GIBBS. KENTON PARKER . KRUSH . LANGO . LOGAN HICKS . MICHAEL DELAHAUT . MITCH REITER . MR. CARTOON. NORM . OG ABEL . PATRICK MARTINEZ . PERSUE . PHIL FROST . POSE . PUSH . RETNA . REVOK . RISKY. ROID . RUEDIONE . SABER . SEVER . STASH . STEEL . TODD BRATRUD . T. RUETS . TRAVER. VICTOR REYES . WILLIE T . WITNES . ZESER
Known Gallery
441 North Fairfax Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90036
Massive Attack will be in NYC this May. The new album is amazing, so don’t miss out.
Tickets go on sale today at noon!
San Francisco homies, I’m on my way.

Friday night in San Francisco.
Opening Reception: Friday, March 5, 6-8 PM
Electric Works
130 8th Street
San Francisco, CA 94103

Tonight.
March 04, 2010 — March 27, 2010
18 Wooster Street, New York
Bowery Boys, an exhibition of new paintings by Rosson Crow, opens at 18 Wooster Street Thursday, March 4th. This exhibition of large-scale oil paintings explores the history of “bad boys” in underground art and as an agent of culture in New York City.
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The Armory Show opens to the public today in New York. Besides the void left by Deitch, things were business as usual.

‘Five Year Anniversary Group Exhibition’
Jonathan LeVine Gallery
29 West 20th Street, 9th Floor NYC

ON VIEW AT 350 W BROADWAY FEB 26 THROUGH APR 12
ON VIEW AT RECESS (41 GRAND STREET) FEB 26 – MAR 20
OPENING: FEB 25, 6PM – 2AM (MUSIC STARTS AT 9)
BRUCEFORMA: FEB 27, 6PM – MIDNIGHT
HARDER. BETTER. FASTER. STRONGER
The Bruce High Quality Foundation is pleased to announce the opening of The BRUCENNIAL 2010: Miseducation on February 25th at 6pm.
With the Whitney Biennial opening to the public, we look back at a slideshow from December showing examples of the work of all the Artists.
For more information on the Whitney Biennial, their site is a good place to look.

From Banksy:
“The Lambeth Palace is a makeshift 150 seat auditorium in a tunnel under Waterloo Train Station with popcorn stall, lounge bar and stunning temporary toilet facilities.”