A video on the wonderful world of “Os Gémeos”. And what a video…

Ok, I really have to take the hat to this guy Michael “RJ” Rushmore, who’s an eighteen year old young living and working in London, and also the founder of Vandalog. This guy is simply curating an exhibition with all the big names out there. Just to name some of the big roll, there’s Adam Neate, Aiko, Anthony Lister, Banksy, Barry McGee, Blek le Rat, Elbow-toe, Faile, Futura 2000, Gaia, Herakut, Kaws, Os Gêmeos, Sam3, Shepard Fairey, Skewville, Swoon, WK Interact amongst others. Alongside all this, there’s also a book coming out with the same name “The Thousands”. Really… wow!

The first solo exhibition from artist Vanessa Teodoro will be opening doors the 5th of Nov (7pm), and will go on till the 5th of January at the EURO RSCG installations.
You can take a look at the flyer here.
Alameda dos Oceanos, Torreão EURO RSCG, Parque das Nações - Lisboa

3rd day for GAU, and there’s new pics up on the gallery.

New piece up from Mr. Dheo and Ram in Sintra. Probably one of my favorites this year, and ever from these two. Simple and perfect execution. Mr. Dheo, you’re getting really good on your shadings! Support national artists…

Another quick update on GAU, and today there’s more works starting. Fábio Santos and Rafael Rostom have started their pieces, while Sphiza and Smile keep on working on their details…

For all you bike lovers, there’s a new bike shop in town. My old bmx was really in a need for a fix, so I just dropped it @ Ciclone last Monday. They’re having an inauguration party this Friday with a live gig inside from Lousy Guru. If you’re in for a good time, just drop by around 21.30.

Happening from this Friday 30th to Sunday 1st of Nov, is the “Le Coq Tuguese“, a showcase of works and conferences by national Portuguese artists such as Carlos Coelho, Diogo Machado (Add Fuel to the Fire) & Paulo Arraiano (YUP) and the wonderful Cabracega. Don’t miss this event, and download the program here.

Just stopped by for a quick update on the starting of the GAU works. Sphiza and Smile are already out on the field, and you can check how it’s starting to look like here.

D*Face is sure making a big work lately, and to prove that, there’s new videos popping out every week or two. A must see interview on D*Face, explaining the influence of NY in his works.