Tour De Maestro - NYC from levi maestro on Vimeo.
Maestro's website - Maestroknows
"Rock The Bells, presented by Guerilla Union since 2003, has established itself as a world-class hip-hop platform by hosting legendary performances by Rage Against the Machine, NAS, A Tribe Called Quest, Public Enemy, Lauryn Hill, Blackstar (Talib Kweli and Mos Def), Hieroglyphics, Living Legends, De La Soul, Busta Rhymes, Cypress Hill and Jurassic 5 as well as reuniting Wu-Tang for their last performance with ODB in 2004. Rock the Bells has also set the stage for monumental surprise performances by Jay-Z, Slick Rick, BEP and Black Sheep. In 2008, Rock the Bells toured internationally for the first time in Prague, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Helsinki, Paris and London."Check the full line-up and more information on their website HERE
“PaperMonster Ate That Little That Little Boy” is the latest titled of PaperMonster’s solo exhibition opening July 2nd in Philadelphia, PA at the Vincent Michael Gallery. PaperMonster will show over twenty new works of stencil art collages on canvas full of powerful portraits of women exploring themes of strength, fear, passion, and mystery. Several portraits are woven together with combinations of women and animals; each speaking to the strength, ferocity, and power that women carry within. His collage work within each painting allows the audience to develop their own perception and theories as to who these people are and what they hide. PaperMonster will also be having an artist talk on July 24th from 2-4pm covering his thoughts on stencil art and the art world at large. You can find more on PaperMonster and his solo show over at his website."
PaperMonster Ate That Little Boy from PaperMonster on Vimeo.
Hit the jump to see more photos of PaperMonster's artwork!
TKFV vs. Rave-a-Palooza 2010 from Two Kids From Vermont on Vimeo.
Trailer from Julien Jauniaux on Vimeo.
PS: Shout out to my homie Frendy Lemorin who's been working with this company!
Above is a picture of my homies VJ Wesley and Jordan Sparks gettin a pic with the man himself.
"I went outside to capture a few images of the emerging summer and snapped a few of this honey bee. I took about twenty or so to try to get it in the right spot. I was following it around as it went to the different blossoms. I sent it into the local newspaper and it made the cover! Pretty exciting, I've had over ten images on the cover of the Islander and I will be having my photography shown at the Merchants bank in South Hero for the month of June, if anyone wants to check it out!"
