The International Bank of Trustocorp (Brand Signage x Anti-Consumer Messages) / TrustoCorp x The Outsiders
Here are some new pieces by subversive street art collective TrustoCorp. These vector compositions are composed of well-known, ubiquitous brand signage that pollute our communities. TrustoCorp has reconfigured and mashed up these signs to send scathing messages about our consumer culture; they seemingly take a shiv to an exhausting, materialistic, gluttonous and wasteful society. This work is […]
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Visual Dictatorship (Street Art Documentary) / Kidult
I try to remain the 14 years old kid who paints his truth in a brutal and free-minded way. I aspire to keep the creativity, the honesty and the impertinence of a kid in spite of my age to send a disturbing message in a simple, efficient and no polishing way. Societies and cities are […]
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See Inside Box for Details / Ben Frost
See Inside Box for Details by Ben Frost at Shooting Gallery San Francisco: Shooting Gallery is pleased to present Australian artist Ben Frost’s solo show “See Inside Box for Details,” opening Saturday, September 8th, from 7-11 pm. The exhibition will feature approximately 12 paintings on canvas as well as paintings on found packaging, such as […]
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Life Cycle / TrustoCorp at Opera Gallery NYC
Be sure not to miss the TrustoCorp opening show, Life Cycle, at Opera Gallery NYC. It opens on October 21st and runs through November 11th. This is a must-see.
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TrustoCorp
TrustoCorp is a mysterious and subversive street artist (collective?) based in New York City. “Their” hilarious and satirical work takes jabs at corporations, the media, politics, religion, and our ridiculous society as a whole. TrustoCorp’s pieces have popped up all over, in cities such as New York City, Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, and […]
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