This weeks line up is packed with photographs, wheatpastes, and stencils. First up is Boogie. Read More

Kenji Nakayama will probably be the cause of a few drunk driving accidents with his latest masterpiece. He is the artist responsible for the massive photo-realistic stencil across the street from the Woodward Gallery in the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Kenji handcuts Read More

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“I STARTED painting graffiti when I was about 14 or so, and people always ask, yer know, what makes you do it? Read More

Here’s some “interesting graffiti” Read More

This is your weekly fix of what’s new in and around the graffiti/street art world in Boston. We want the newest flicks each week, so email us your work at thatsthehookup.com(at)gmail.com or add me as a contact on flickr… Read More

To be honest, I could give a fuck about streetwear. The only thing “street” about streetwear is the fact that a bunch of adults sit on the street for days, waiting to fill the pockets of the sneaker industry. The interesting thing about streetwear is the fact that it preaches exclusivity, with many items being purchased solely because they are limited edition. Never-mind the fact that everything is technically limited edition, many brands in streetwear have decided to go with the marketing of their products and the hype, over good design. What happens when an exclusive brand ends up in the hands of everyone. I’m not saying UNDFTD doesn’t have good design, but I do know they have always been an exclusive, semi-underground brand in this culture. So today when I was taking my monthly walk through Urban Outfitters I was shocked to see what I thought was a bootleg UNDFTD hat. I even checked the label because I figured URBN had just pulled another one of their tricks by stealing a smaller brand’s idea, but they didn’t. UNDFTD has officially sold out.

Over the years I have given this tutorial about 100 times to kids in the shop and now I can tell them to watch the video, because there are actually quite a few steps even though it is very easy. My good friend Kenji Nakayama showed me how to cut multi-layer stencils a long time ago, and without giving away all of his secrets, here’s the Diet Coke Light version. If you don’t have Photoshop, Read More

When you have to be sure your art is there next week bust our your hammer drill and get to work! More works after the jump! Read More