UBUNTU from ABOVE on Vimeo.

Street artist ABOVE initiated a community art project in Cape Town, South Africa.  Hundreds of discarded tires were littered across the impoverished town, so ABOVE decided to have the kids paint the tires then stack them into one unified totem pole.

The word UBUNTU is a southern African ethic or humanist...

Read more: Go Above: Community Art in Cape Town

As we celebrate our 10th Anniversary of the Wooster Collective website, we asked a group of artists who we showcased in the beginnings of the website the following question:

What's the one thing that you learned in the last decade that you had wished someone had told you 10 years ago?

The following response comes from Nuria Mora:

Instead...

Read more: 10 Years of Wooster: Nuria Mora

A street artist creates a piece of original art and then puts it up in a public space for others to enjoy for free.

For most artists, this is a selfless act.

A fan comes across a piece of street art, takes a photograph of it with their mobile phone and then shares it with others on their Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook feed.

For most street...

Read more: A Major Step In The Fight For Street Artists To Protect Their Copyrights

Street artist, Dan Witz, has partnered with Amnesty International to collaborate on a campaign about the injustices against people imprisoned for their political views.  WAILING WALLS brings together the powerful elements of street art, social media and QR code technology to create a truly engaging experience for viewers to learn more about...

Read more: WAILING WALLS: Dan Witz for Amnesty International

WK 360 at Jonathan LeVine Gallery from Charlie Wan on Vimeo.

If you're in New York, don't miss this special public event on SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 2013 from 4-6pm at Jonathan Levine Gallery with an artist talk at 5pm. All guests in attendance will receive a complimentary copy of the exhibition catalog.

The video above offers a small glimpse...

Read more: Special Event Invite: WK 360

As we celebrate our 10th Anniversary of the Wooster Collective website, we asked a group of artists who we showcased in the beginnings of the website the following question:

What's the one thing that you learned in the last decade that you had wished someone had told you 10 years ago?

The following response comes from The London Police:

Ch...

Read more: 10 Years of Wooster: The London Police

VINZ "Market" / SC gallery Bilbao 2013 from SC gallery on Vimeo.

Spanish artist, Vinz, recently created this video in Bilbao, Spain, as an exhibition of his most recent work.  Vinz's work sheds insight into the madness of consumerism and the way advertisers often use sex and nudity to sell products that have nothing to do with either...

Read more: A Look Into Vinz’s Process Product: “Market”

As we celebrate our 10th Anniversary of the Wooster Collective website, we asked a group of artists who we showcased in the beginnings of the website the following question:

What's the one thing that you learned in the last decade that you had wished someone had told you 10 years ago?

The following response comes from Skullphone:

Edu...

Read more: 10 Years of Wooster:Skullphone

Check out this cool video by Margeir Dire.  We love the way he creates a new perspective by "flipping" things. Get it?...

Read more: Shit We’re Diggin’: Fluid

We've partnered with Sundance Selects to promote Gimme The Loot, a film about two graffiti writers on a mission to tag the New York Mets homerun apple.  To raise awareness of the film, we asked artists around New York to tag the movie posters. A consultant for the film and long time graffiti artist, SP1, played an important role in this...

Read more: Catch a Screening of “Gimme The Loot”