Tonight around 8pm, Wooster Collective will stream online a live event featuring artists exchanging ideas on creativity, inspiration, art books, and more. Participating Artists: Chris Stain, Elbow Toe, Pax Paloscia, Ivory Serra, Logan Hicks, Swoon and WK Interact.

You can catch this streaming media event either on the Wooster Collective homepage or on their Facebook account.

Labels: Chris Stain, elbow toe, ivory serra, logan hicks, pax paloscia, swoon, wk interact, wooster collective

WK Interact has put up some new work on Manhattan's Lower East Side. He's part of an upcoming group show curated by Elisa and Seth Carmichael of the LA-based Carmichael Gallery:

Re-Creation II: Will Barras, Simon Birch, Boxi, Ethos, Mark Jenkins, Labrona, Aakash Nihalani, Nina Pandolfo, WK Interact
Opening Reception: Friday, March 5, 2010, 7-10pm
March 5 – July 31, 2010
Ogilvy & Mather
636 11th Avenue
New York, NY 10036

Labels: carmichael gallery, gallery opening, re-creation ii, wk interact

On our recent whirlwind drive to the Fame Festival down the entire length of Italy and back, we randomly stopped in Ancona for the night. Imagine my great surprise and delight to come across a massive WK Interact installation on the town seawall on the way back to the autostrada the next morning!











Apparently the wall was done as part of the second PopUP! festival earlier this summer. Turning back to the car after having admired the WK wall, I looked over the harbor towards the Adriatic, only to discover yet another large-scale art invention: two silos beautifully adorned with a nautical theme by Blu!



Totally unexpected moments of discovery like this are what continues to fuel my enthusiasm for street art...

Labels: ancona, blu, italy, popup, wk interact