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ZIP MAGAZINE: INTERVIEW ON FILM WITH VLADIMIR RESTOIN ROITFELD AND OUATTARA WATTS `VERTIGO`

ZIP MAGAZINE IN AN INTIMATE CONVERSATION WITH VLADIMIR RESTOIN ROITFELD TALKING ABOUT HIS CURRENT EXHIBITION IN NEW YORK WITH ARTIST OUATTARA WATTS `VERTIGO`.

ART SPHERE

It was Tuesday night February 7th in New York City. Like always Vladimir… More


Artnet: Head Over Heels: Ouattara Watts

Ouattara Watts
HEAD OVER HEELS
by Walter Robinson

Let’s start this review of “Ouattara Watts: Vertigo” by discussing the post-opening dinner, prepared for about 120 people by executive chef Mads Refslund at ACME at 9 Great Jones Street… More


Coolhunting: Studio Visit: Ouattara Watts

The acclaimed artist offers us a rare glimpse inside his Brooklyn studio ahead of his upcoming mini retrospective

by Karen Day in Culture on 27 January 2012

While we all like to tap into an artist’s brain, find out… More


The New York Times: The Young Gallerists

TO describe the retrospective of Richard Hambleton’s art that was recently held at the Phillips de Pury & Company galleries as a zoo doesn’t even take into account the woman who strapped a bug-eyed monkey puppet to her chest.… More


The Observer: Look Ma, No Gallery!

AT AN OLD WAREHOUSE on Washington Street last February, the Los Angeles-based street artist RETNA stood in a dimly lit room with 20-foot ceilings surrounded by his black-and-white canvases filled with symbols that looked like hieroglyphics, illuminated sporadically by camera… More


Dazed Digital: Retna

The new street art retrospective shows at LA’s MOCA and the solo touring exhibition present an array of international scripts and graffiti

Currently featuring in the MOCA street art retrospective in LA and the solo touring street art exhibition,… More


7thMan Magazine: Must-See: RETNA ‘The Hallelujah World Tour ’

Having already being featured in the major retrospective of street art ‘Art in the Streets’ at the Museum of Contemporary Art in LA, RETNA has emerged as one of the most prolific graffiti artists in the contemporary art world.

The Hallelujah… More


ART INFO: 22 Questions for Art Dealer and Curator Vladimir Restoin Roitfeld

Name: Vladimir Restoin Roitfeld
Age: 26
Occupation: Art Dealer/Curator
City/Neighborhood: New York City
What project are you working on now? I’ve just opened a show with Nicolas Pol, “Sick Atavus of the New Blood,” in New… More


The Huffington Post: The French Revolution

I kicked off my week with a preview of Alexander McQueen’s dramatic Savage Beauty show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, feeding my Anglo mania from the breathtaking royal wedding. While I swoon for anything in tartan, I’m more of… More


NY Times: A Risk-Taker’s Debut

NECK FACE banged a metal pipe on the side of a blacked-out doorway, jumping out at unsuspecting passers-by to shout, “Aaarrgh!” Banksy floated anonymously (or so went the rumor) around the perimeter of a room dominated by a huge cathedral… More


Art Info: 23 Questions for Street Artist Retna

Name: Marquis Lewis
Age: 32 rotations around the sun
Occupation: Working through my struggles
City/Neighborhood: Mid-City, L.A. to the death

What project are you working on now? MOCA’s “Art in the Streets” exhibition

What’s the last showMore


The Economist: Retna

At first glance, the work of the artist Retna looks like an undiscovered ancient script: a series of hypnotic symbols—complex, beautiful and captivating. But Retna has created an original alphabet, fusing together influences from ancient Incan and Egyptian hieroglyphics, Arabic,… More


Bloomberg: Graffiti Artist Trades Street Vandalism for Bombardier Jet Gig

Los Angeles-based graffiti artist Retna used to get arrested for spray-painting buses, trains and other commercial property.

Now, he gets paid to do this.

VistaJet, Swiss operator of 31 private aircraft, commissioned Retna to paint… More


Daily Beast: Retna

RETNA, a popular Los Angeles street artist, opens his first major solo show in New York this week. But will it translate? A few years ago, RETNA was a street artist painting murals on a warehouse in Skid Row. Now… More


Paper Mag: Richard Hambleton

Memo to Banksy: You owe Richard Hambleton a small fortune in royalties. You too,KAWS. Hambleton’s early ’80’s onsite works-dynamic, painted “Shadowmen” on streetcorners and in alleyways-are clear precursors of the early ’00’s graffiti-art boom, andHambleton himself, a contemporary of Keith… More


ARTNEWS: Richard Hambleton Vladimir Restoin-Roitfield and Andy Valmorbida, in collaboration with Giorgio Armani

A cavernous industrial space in the far West Village was the ideal locale for a Richard Hambleton revival. After becoming a star of the 1980’s East Viallge scene with his “Shadows” series of expressionistic figures painted on the sides of… More


Bloomberg: French Vogue Scion Corrals Guinness, Rosen in Art Opening Night

Nov. 30 (Bloomberg) — Two years ago, Vladimir Restoin Roitfeld was toiling as an assistant producer for Paramount Pictures. Today, he’s a hot young art entrepreneur with backing from fashion heavyweights like Giorgio Armani and Louis

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Art Review: Richard Hambleton

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The Independent: The Street Art of Richard Hambleton

The dark, dynamic and almost forgotten doyen of street art, Richard Hambleton, returns after 25 years of skulking in the shadows. Alice Jones sees the results

Tuesday, 23 November 2010
He’s the forgotten father of street art. Today Richard

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The Independent: The It curators: A new breed of young socialites are selling art

Once, the chances of a 25-year-old man – even if he was well-connected and stylishly-dressed – forging a successful career on the international art circuit were slim. The world of buying and selling sculpture and painting was a stuffy club… More


Evolution of an Artist: Richard Hambleton on CNN