Fresh Nerd | 
03 9th, 2010| 
I’ve had to be real patient. It all didn’t happen right away. Even in the midst of the whole gallery art world I thought this was the greatest thing in the world, but there was more.
-Futura
Mar
9
Feb
22
My personal art, that’s my vehicle. When people look at a show they’re almost kinda seeing my diary of my frustrations.
-Chris Pastras
Feb
22
Logan Hicks Interview from Scion ART on Vimeo.
Stencil artist, Logan Hicks, discusses his painstaking process, fatherhood, high dynamic range photography and losing a fingertip….uhhh yea, a fingertip.
Nov
16
Eventually you’re going to get there. It might take a day, it might take a lifetime, but through that persistence, and through that determination and drive, I think there’s definitely a lot of beauty in that. And a lot of power. That’s what I want to tap into. -Above
Nov
11
Scion Presents: ‘FLUX SUPER 8′ from Scion ART on Vimeo.
I remember going to this show right before I left for London. It was pretty dope to say the least. Here is some behind the scenes footage sent to me from Lucy. Enjoy the vid…
The Blackheart Gang (Cape Town, South Africa)
Max Erdenberger (Portland, USA)
Saam Farahmand (London, UK)
Miwa Matreyek (Los Angeles, USA)
Sophie Gateau (Paris, France)
Terri Timely (San Francisco, USA)
United Visual Artists (London, UK)
YesYesNo (Amsterdam + New York)
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Nov
10
Brooklyn native Jamel Shabazz’s images of 1980’s New York’s culture have made him an iconic contemporary photographer. He has been included in numerous publications, authored three monographs including the classic Back in the Days, and his photographs have been displayed in major cities throughout Europe and North America. In this feature, Ricky Powell films the opening reception of a Shabazz exhibition in New York. Watch the interview from “Dithers,” available for the first time to the public for free, on Walrus TV.
Nov
2
KAWS – STAGES PORTRAITS BY LA MJC from La MJC on Vimeo.
“I’m not trying to please a new market. If a new market is interested in what I’m doing then we can work together.” – KAWS
