The wait is over! Catball Eats It All, the new iPhone/iPad app featuring characters and levels designed by local artist Nosego, is now available on the iTunes App store. For now the game is only available on Apple’s mobile devices, but it should be available on other devices sometime in Continue reading »
Streets Dept will be holding an art show this weekend featuring work from some of the most prominent local street artists in the city. The founder of Streets Dept, Conrad Benner, has been cataloging wheat pastes, sticker bombs, graffiti, art installs and even glitter bombs that have been popping up Continue reading »
Local artist Nosego held his most recent solo show this past Friday at SEDSO Gallery in Northern Liberties. The popular Philly artist, famous for his utterly mind blowing and imaginative work, has created some giant (and some tiny) pieces as you can see below. Be sure to follow Nosego on Continue reading »
Here’s a nice time lapse video of local artist NoseGo painting a Maneki Neko or “Beckoning Cat” outside of Philly Aids Thrift. We never knew what those things were called, only that they are commonly found in Chinese restaurants and they make us smile. Great work, Yis! Philly Graphic Artist Continue reading »
Grindstone Splash Time Lapse from Bryan Green on Vimeo. Nosego is blowing up every these days, so much so that it’s getting tough to keep up with him. Check out this stellar time lapse video of the man himself creating yet another awesome work of art at Grindstone on 6th and Bainbridge in South Continue reading »
Two of our favorite Philly artists, Nosego and NOM NOW, recently collaborated on this new wall at 4th and Reno. The guys from NOM NOW had thrown up a wheat paste at the same spot a year ago but, as Mike Smith reported on his blog, it had started to Continue reading »
With an unmistakable style that’s sort of like someone threw a rave on Sesame Street and sprayed everyone in the face with acid, NoseGo has successfully managed to blur the realms of fine art and street art to create some of the most refreshing images in an increasingly derivative and Continue reading »
