An exhibition with:
Queen Andrea, gmo$, Toofly, Muck, Alice Mizrachi, Gillian Goldstein

Fuse Gallery
93 2nd Avenue, NYC
(between 5th and 6th streets)

May 3rd - May 31st, 2008
Opening reception: May 3rd, 7pm - 10pm

www.fusegallerynyc.com

Check these links to see the interview at Frontline:

part 1 & part 2

For this year’s annual graffiti radio special, “Put the Needle on the Record” host Billy Jam will present an all female graffiti artist panel discussion with talented & respected graffiti artists Lady Pink, Muck, Toofly, and Dona - all of whom are collaborators in a current installation at the Bronx Museum titled “Activism Is Never Done.” Joining in the all-women graffiti artist discussion will be Karla Murray photo-journalist & co-author of the graffiti books “Burning New York” and “Broken Windows.”

Live show link here:

http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/26814

You’ll need to download the free REAL PLAYER to open up file: Real for MAC OSX

info by Toofly

Opening reception: April 3, 2008 / 7-10pm
Exhibition Dates: April 3rd until - April 10th

THE SHOWROOM GALLERY - 117 2ND AVENUE - NEW YORK CITY 10003

Curated by Cope2, Come Correct is where graffiti and fine art collide exploring different aspects of
visualization. This exhibition samples a wide range of artists, both classic and contemporary, well-known
and recently noticed and respected.

FEATURED ARTISTS:
COPE2, T-KID, KAWS, CLAW, FAFI, INDIE and WEST ONE

From now on you can find the freshest female graffiti artists from Brasil on this site:
www.graffiteirasbr.com

Looking for Female NYC Visual Artists whose art style
has been influenced by the hip-hop culutre and whose
art reflects hip-hop msic and the history and present
day vibe of it all. If you or anyone you know may be
interested in a future exhibit, please send me art work
submissions to: elura (at) eluraent.net.Thank You!!!

Elura

www.eluraent.net
myspace.com/elura1
myspace.com/elura11

The exhibition was a great succes! For the people that didn’t have the chance to go see it, here is you chance:

VIEW ARTWORK
featuring some of today’s most amazing female artists!

Panmela Castro, better known as Anarkia, studied at the School of Fine Arts of the UFRJ. Her work is based on the power that graffiti has in its natural environment: the street.

In the exhibition, called Women in Black and Red Lips, the art of Anarkia researches fear and discrimination of women.

More info can be found here

The mission of YOUNITY is to create an international collective of female visual artists, designers, photographers and craftswomen.
November 16th the first exhibition organised by Younity called Crossover will open November 16th.
Location: The Showroom Gallery : 117 2nd Ave (2nd floor) in NYC.

Presented are works by amazing women such as Faith47, Toofly, Swoon, Muck, Lady Pink, and Queen Andrea.

For more information visit their MySpace or site.

Find out more at: recoatdesign.com