Interview with Cusco Rebel

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Interview with Cusco Rebel

 

Cusco Rebel, 40, is a mutlidisciplinary self-taught artist. The skate and street cuture are very present in his work searching as references elements that refer to this essentially urban universe. Cusco Rebel is currently Art Director and producer at Mundo.ag, he also teaches two courses related to creativity in Perestroika (SP / RJ / RS) school. He works with various techniques such as: spray paint and acrylic paint, stencil, collage... He has already done work for various clients such as Toddy, Sprite, Converse, Passport, Wanton, Pepsi, among others.

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Interview with Rugman

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Interview with Rugman

Rugman is a London-based artist/designer. He has a passion to create pieces of visual quality for people to enjoy…  After a Skate, POP and Comic influenced adolescence, Rugman the Artist mainly paints from his studio in Soho and has been known to on occasion stencil or paste the streets of East London where his art came to fruition. Through the years his work has been exhibited around the world… including in Barcelona, Berlin, California, Dublin, and most notably in London at Cans Festival and Cans Fest 2 alongside some of the leading Urban and Graffiti artists of our time. He now has his own streetwear label, Rum Knuckles, based in Soho, London

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Interview with Chris B Murray

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Interview with Chris B Murray

Chris B. Murray had a hunger for art from his earliest years, growing up in a small town in upstate New York. Having ambitiously exhausted his autodidactic options, he then majored in illustration at Rochester Institute of Technology. He now practices in Philadelphia, where he lives with his girlfriend, Emily, and their dog, Chunk. His work has been awarded or recognized by the likes of The Society of Illustrators, Juxtapoz, Hi-Fructose, and Illustration Age, among many others. He has done editorial and promotional illustration for many high-profile publications such as The New Yorker, Boys’ Life, and XXL. Recently, his Adirondacks-exploration series “ADKS” showed at Chicago’s Rotofugi Gallery.

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Interview with Stikki Peaches

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Interview with Stikki Peaches

Stikki Peaches is a street artist based in Montreal whose tagline, What if Art Ruled the World?, has been taking over the urban landscapes of Paris, London, Berlin and Stockholm since 2009. The anonymous street artist is strongly influenced by pop culture references, lowbrow, and street culture; created using a variety of media, including collage, acrylic paint and silkscreen, each piece encourages passersby to stop, analyze, and question, and is sure to leave them with a smile. Stikki Peaches has exhibited in New York and Montreal, most recently participating in MURAL Festival, the Armory Week, and the Permanence exhibition at Space 27.

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