NYC Graffiti Artists Love Rock and Roll
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It’s “Johnny” by the way.
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What a perfect day! On December 4, 2011 I had a really great experience with Lou Reed! Lou is a god to me and up until today, I have had not such great luck with the rocker. He was in a very good mood and signed a few autographs for fans and also posed for this photo with me! Wow. I am speechless. I never thought this would ever be possible – so I learned something today – take a walk on the wild side and dream big! Thanks again Lou for helping me see the light!
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Rumours have been circulating about David Bowie’s health for some time and the superstar announced via Twitter (on November 1 and 2, 2011) that he is back!
His tweet from November 1 said: “Just when I wanted to call it quits there goes Lou Reed inspiring the hell out of me!”
He followed that up on November 2 with: “Back into the studio we go! (January) Great to be working with Lou again on “More Than Meets The I” . We’re both on cloud 9!”
Best news ever! Welcome back David. We’ve been waiting a long time!
Keep abreast on the latest by following David Bowie on Twitter and According2g on Twitter.
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When I saw this, it was both a perfect day and a Sunday morning and I took a walk on the wild side to photograph this for you. I was not on heroin nor did I run, run, run. I was listening to Rock and Roll and I kept my head held high.
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Laura Levine: Musicians / Rude and Reckless: Punk, Post-Punk Graphics 1976 - 1982. Now showing at Steven Kasher Gallery in NYC through August 19, 2011
Fans of the modern golden age of music will not want to miss two great exhibits showing simultaneously at Steven Kasher Gallery in New York. First up is “Musicians” by Laura Levine. On display, you’ll see rarely seen photos of musical legends from The Clash and Joey Ramone to Boy George, Madonna, Siouxsie Sioux, Bjork and Run DMC.
In the other portion of the exhibit, Rude and Reckless: Punk, Post-Punk Graphics 1976-82, you’ll see rock and roll posters and ephemera from some of the best bands and singers to ever grace the stage including David Bowie, The Sex Pistols, Patti Smith, Lou Reed, The Stranglers, The Cure and Joy Division.
Both exhibits are showing until August 19, 2011 at Steven Kasher Gallery in New York (located at 521 West 23rd Street) so don’t miss your chance to see so many great rock and roll artifacts housed in one place!