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Daily Street Art: Goldenstash hits Herrell's and Swoon hits the world

In Boston (Allston): I wrote about Goldenstash, the famed Hanna Barbera–esque, comically seductive, unapologetically womanizing cartoon creation of a local street artist; back in September. To refresh your memory:



Now, the man behind the stache is having an art show at Herrell's, in Allston. The show opens tomorrow, with a fiesta from 7-9 pm, and the works will be on view for the next two weeks. Go check 'em out!



He's also got some sweet kicks on his Flickr page:





Where can we get some of these? Proletariat, perhaps? Hook us up!

Not in Boston (Detroit): Swoon is an awesomely awesome street artist based in Brooklyn (looks like she's got a web page, but it's not working at the moment), but her artwork seems to be everywhere - Detroit, Paris, etc. I enjoy it's pencil-sketched feel, and seemingly perfect rendering of human contemplation:


Photo by Leshae.


Photo by Erikthered.




Photos by _Kriebel_.



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3 Comments

  • Antlered Girl said:

    The second pic down is an armsrock I think. Definitely not a Swoon.

    December 28, 2008 11:23 PM

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