Tag Archives: Los Angeles

Geological Street Art Seen on the Streets of L.A.

Geological Street Art Seen on the Streets of L.A. street art paper Los Angeles geology

Geological Street Art Seen on the Streets of L.A. street art paper Los Angeles geology

Geological Street Art Seen on the Streets of L.A. street art paper Los Angeles geology

Geological Street Art Seen on the Streets of L.A. street art paper Los Angeles geology

For the past few months Paige Smith of A Common Name has been installing colorful geodes within the gaps of crumbling buildings and other public infrastructure on the streets of L.A. Each piece is site-specific and made from carefully cut and painted paper. I think it would be pretty awesome to stumble onto one of these in the wild without knowing anything about it. You can see a full gallery of all the sedentary formations as well as a map of their locations over at A Common Name, and hey folks, don’t steal the geodes. (via present and correct)

PULSE Los Angeles 2011

PULSE Los Angeles 2011 street art Los Angeles books art fairs

PULSE Los Angeles 2011 street art Los Angeles books art fairs

PULSE Los Angeles 2011 street art Los Angeles books art fairs

Arrested Motion has a great recap of PULSE Los Angeles 2011 including works above by Frederico Uribe (previously), Jen Stark, and Mike Stilkey. Many more photos here. I’ll do my best to be there next year!

50 Illicit Swings Hung Across Los Angeles

50 Illicit Swings Hung Across Los Angeles toys swings street art Los Angeles installation

50 Illicit Swings Hung Across Los Angeles toys swings street art Los Angeles installation

50 Illicit Swings Hung Across Los Angeles toys swings street art Los Angeles installation

50 Illicit Swings Hung Across Los Angeles toys swings street art Los Angeles installation

50 Illicit Swings Hung Across Los Angeles toys swings street art Los Angeles installation

50 Illicit Swings Hung Across Los Angeles toys swings street art Los Angeles installation

In his spare time San Francisco resident Jeff Waldman started hanging swings in various locations around the city. These guerilla swings caught the attention of the Awesome Foundation which awarded him a $1,000 grant to hang 50 more, a project he captured in this great new video (music by Penguin Cafe Orchestra). The project has since grown a bit encompassing swing installations in Los Angeles and in the Marshall Islands, and with our help he’s heading south to Bolivia to hang a couple hundred more. (via streetsy)