Based out of Vancouver, BC, Remio is one of Canada’s most renowned graffiti artists. As a member of Vandal Team Supreme, he’s well known for his amazing work both on freight cars and an incredible number of walls. For Summer 2009, Remio has released a limited set of graphic tees featuring an impressive Vick, Take, Steal image, as well as a black on black R logo. Now available at Huf SF, where each Remio shirt comes packaged with a custom Huf x Remio hangtag.

Have a look at more images of the Remio Summer 2009 t-shirts after the jump.

Juxtapoz has just released it’s January 2009 issue. WK Interact is the months cover story, with highlights of his most recent work within the magazines pages. Others featured include Ian Francis and Munk One. As you’d expect Juxtapoz January 2009 also has its share of interviews and reviews. Available direct and on news stands now.

“Ghosts of the Barbary Coast” is a solo exhibition by Jeremy Fish, a fine artist and illustrator based in San Francisco. North Beach, the neighborhood in San Francisco that Jeremy Fish calls home, is the inspiration behind “Ghosts of the Barbary Coast.” Through his research, Fish found that San Francisco is a city “built on an adventurous pioneer spirit. In “Ghosts of the Barbary Coast,” Jeremy Fish celebrates the individuals that chased their dreams all the way to San Francisco. The show features over 35 new works, including large woodworking projects.

“Still A Little Magic” is a solo exhibition by Miss Van, a fine artist from Toulousse, France and now based in Barcelona, Spain.Miss Van first gained acclaim painting walls in the streets of Toulousse,France. She unknowingly made a splash in the graffiti world by painting with acrylic paint and brushes, rather than the usual medium of choice, spray paint. Miss Van’s “Still A Little Magic,”features new drawings and paintings, and will be on display at the lower level of the FIFTY24SF Gallery from December 4-30, 2008.

Images and flier for both artists after the jump.

Tracing graffiti’s history from Philadelphia through its increasingly international scope, director John Reiss’s Bomb It! is the most comprehensive street and spray paint art documentary to date. Artists ranging from the Tats Crew to Shepard Fairey, Blek Le Rat to Kid Acne, and Os Gemeos to Very One are represented. The result is a broad catch of graffiti across five continents, an exploration of how art colors and covers a range of spaces and environments.
Not to be exclusive to "pro" graffiti interests, Reiss also allows law makers who believe bombing is a problematic activity. These thoughts counter the ideas of the artists whose interviews reveal the impetus for their activities. Boredom at times, but also social agitation and political commentary drive the writers. They’re notions connect the art to the global scene, yet ground and localize each individual. There can be no denying the increased interest and reverence granted to street art in recent times. While not exclusive to "graffiti," street arts new position in the art world still requires some succinct definition, and films like Bomb It! serve to investigate the reasons and meanings behind a constantly evolving and mutating genre.
Bomb It! premiers in LA this coming Friday, June 6. Check out the flier after the jump. The Bomb It! site offers a break down of current and future screenings.

This month, 1134 NYC teams up with NYC Art Toy Brand Thunderdog Studios to release the first ever graffiti based, wall mounted, vinyl toy.
Designed by 1134 NYC members MINT & SERF, this toy features a pure collaboration, merging their styles to form the iconic ‘MIRF’. More of a sculpture than a toy, the 9″ long MIRF is rotary molded in soft-vinyl and made in 4 color-ways, each limited to 200 pieces. The sleek sculpting of the MIRF is accentuated by it’s luxurious packaging which features a slide out box, silver foil and a two sided, flocked, blister tray.
East Coast (Matte) & West Coast (Glossy) editions are set to launch in June, 2008.

Puma first introduced the Blaze Of Glory in a collaboration with Sneaker Freaker. A second colorway in that collaboration is actually still coming. Now we can already show you thanks to BKRW some upcoming colorways of the sneaker, which will be entering the Puma collection now.
This Fall/Winter ‘08 season the sneaker will be coming in a black/silver and white/pink colorway, both featuring a graffiti inspired arrow design on the upper and spray paint design on the mid sole.
Check out more images after the jump.

Due to come out in June is the new New Balance 574 "Graffiti" pack. It consists of two 574’s. They both feature a multitude of colors and materials on the upper. One comes in a brown/pink colorway, the other one in a grey/blue colorway. Details include bold stitching on the toe box as well as patent leather around the ankle and on the heel. A large "New Balance" graffiti font goes over the heel.
Mita has them already in stock. Detailed images of both colorways after the jump.

Elms Lester Painting Rooms are pleased to present a much awaited exhibition of DELTA’ s latest work: a showcase of the Dutch master’s graphic and architecturally inspired works, including new paintings, 3D constructivist pieces and complex collages.
This is the first UK Solo Exhibition by one of the pioneers of the European graffiti movement. The exhibition will open on June 6th and go until June 21rst.
After the jump a look at some more pieces that will be exhibited.

Artist Banksy created recently his biggest piece to date in central London.
“Banksy pulled off an audacious stunt to produce what is believed to be his biggest work yet in central London.

The secretive graffiti artist managed to erect three storeys of scaffolding behind a security fence despite being watched by a CCTV camera.
Then, during darkness and hidden behind a sheet of polythene, he painted this comment on ‘Big Brother’ society.” Via Daily Mail.