Classical art meets street art in richly detailed soft color palette, mythological heros and gods such as Dionysus, Hermes, Perseus meet spray art #graffiti pop cultural comics bold scratches and tags. It reminds us where we’ve been, where we are now and hints at possibly where we might be going. It’s exuberant, uplifting and inspirational. Recent work on the Houston Bowery Wall in NYC is drop dead amazing - thanks to Bowery Boogie for posting about it. Obviously not specific

Found one of the few and far between photos that still exist of the room at The Creek South Beach that was done by the Inkheads #graffiti collective. For a #hotel room that was basically handed over to a bunch of graffiti artists from #Miami, what might seem a little chaotic is actually pretty relaxing, the color palette that they chose to use works pretty, while I never stayed in this room and only remember it through the showing at the Art Basel opening I feel like waking u

The Creek South Beach was unique among hotels on #MiamiBeach at the time when it opened. Purchased and developed by Ken Fields, it had been a dilapidated 1950’s motel that had been a rather infamous youth hostel called the Banana Bungalow for many years before. The hotel was reimagined as an #artists retreat, where all of the 90 some odd rooms were designed by different artists from around the country. Truth be told, some of the rooms were better conceived than others, the Go