Video: The Boneyard Project – Return Flight

The Boneyard project see’s contemporary artists with leanings towards graffiti and street art applying their aesthetic to abandoned airplanes,  thereby giving them a new function and meaning.   Carlo McCormick brings together such artists as Faile, Eric Firestone, Bast, Andrew Schoultz and more to transform the retired vessels into something the community can get excited about. Watch the short video below to get a peek into the process and hear some firsthand accounts on some of the issues in trying to paint a whole aircraft and how the project came to

Video: FAILE - 1986 Space Shuttle Challenger

Ride5 Films put out an interesting interview with Brooklyn-based art duo Faile based on their 1986 Space Shuttle Challenger print.  It gives a nice little background into the beginnings of the group and explores a bit of their creation process.

Video: Here Comes The Neighborhood VOL 1.1 "Introducing the Walls"

Last week we brought you a preview of the upcoming series Here Comes The Neighborhood and if you took a moment to watch the video you are probably just as excited as we are to be watching the first episode which we now have below for our readers.. In the first episode founder Tony Goldman explains his vision for a town center, while Jeffrey Deitch, Arts Manager Meghan Coleman and Co-Curator Medvin Sobio offer their insight into the project's significance, taking us into the present day expansion. In addition, Photographer Martha Cooper and Miami based Mural Project Primary Flight weigh in.

Participating artists in this episode include: Kenny Scharf, Shepherd Fairey, Kunle Martins (Earsnot), Gaia, Shie Moreno, and Patrick McNeal from the artist collective Faile.

Featuring Original Music from: Hanni El Khatib, Ducky, Tommy Mas and Clams Casino.

HCTN VOL 1.1 "Introducing the Walls" from Here Comes the Neighborhood on Vimeo.

"Fashion Chimps" New print from Faile

"This brand new print from the guys at Brooklyn based Faile was a long time in the making.  Based on a piece from their 2010 show at Perry Rubenstein Gallery, this 25 color screenprint is done in their recent "block" style which gives the illusion of its 3D sister from the show."

Acrylic and Ink on Coventry Rag 290 gsm Paper, Deckled Edges
Dimensions: 36 x 47.5 Inches (91 x 121cm)
Signed, Stamped & Numbered 2011

$800 signed here