In The Headlines

Another birthday come and gone. This weekend, I've stuffed myself with food and drink, received heaps of Facebook birthday greetings, and bought myself a birthday present. Thanks to cheapoair.com, I'll be hitting up London and Berlin come April. I'm pretty sure I'll need to be sedated between now and then because the excitement will be too much. Until then, I'll bide my time with this week's bumper crop of headlines. Pour one out for the homies. 

According to Gothamist, another bastion of street art is about to get the scrub.  

In Charleston, South Carolina, people get their panties all in a bunch about graffiti. Read the original editorial and the reader response.  

People are more excited about Nick Walker's art than preteens watching a Jonas Brothers concert on TV.  

In Sydney, Australia, Denise Lichfield replaces wheatpaste with wool for her stringy street art creations.  

FTW Crew wants to make sure everyone in Berlin keeps it real with their large and in charge Photoshop images.  

Legendary site Wooster Collective launched Wooster Comix 1, a collection of graphic story telling dedicated to street art.  

In Sydney, Australia, Denise Lichfield replaces wheatpaste with wool for her stringy street art creations.  

FTW Crew wants to make sure everyone in Berlin keeps it real with their large and in charge Photoshop images.  

Legendary site Wooster Collective launched Wooster Comix 1, a collection of graphic story telling dedicated to street art.  

Over at ArtCal Zine, British artist Mike Marcus discusses Zionism, human rights, and, on occasion, his work. 

In Northern Ireland, konstABLE is unnerving the locals with his wheatpasted tribute to Sister Aloysius McVeigh.  

Can we get an ID on this Tyneside fella? 

Oh yeah, I guess a plane crashed into the Hudson last week. Who knew? 

Take a minute for MLK today.