Interview with Adam Lister

Interview with Adam Lister

Artist Adam Lister shares with MoW his examination of music culture through his quirky watercolor paintings inspired by his love for 8-bit graphics. With his "RAP ICONS" series of paintings, Adams tells MoW how hip-hop was his thing as he grew up in the 80s and the 90s and how music keeps him focused and helps him connect with the physical act of making paintings.

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Interview with Darius Twin

Interview with Darius Twin

It was a long time since MoW stumbled upon Darius Twin's work on Instagram and wondered how music inspired some of his incredible light-painting photographies. Today the Artist discusses with MoW about his musical inspirations, trough his artworks and in his life.  Also sharing with us the understanding and appreciation of light-painting photography.

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Interview with The London Police

Interview with The London Police

During their numerous travelling escapades, the street art du The London Police spoke with MoW about the way that music has always been part of their lifes. The way they draw great, legendary music icons and how music will continue to accompany their artworks in their future project.

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Interview with Jef Aérosol

Interview with Jef Aérosol


Being a reference and an influence among street artists of the younger generations, Jef Aérosol has cut and sprayed stunning portraits of cultural icons all over the world.  Among these portraits, a lot of them have been inspired by great musicians. Jef shares with MoW his passion for music and how music influences his art!  Check the full interview here!
 

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TOM SACHS: BOOMBOX RETROSPECTIVE, 1999–2016 @ BROOKLYN MUSEUM

TOM SACHS: BOOMBOX RETROSPECTIVE, 1999–2016 @ BROOKLYN MUSEUM

New York-based contemporary artist Tom Sachs has taken over Brooklyn Museum’s Martha A. and Robert S. Rubin Pavilion, turning it into a living sound system through a series of 18 sculptural boom boxes. The Tom Sachs: Boombox Retrospective exhibition in turn hovers somewhere between art and science, melding the functional and mythological.

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