Sushi chefs at the South Beverly Grill in Beverly Hills, in Los Angeles.

Graffiti at the corner of Sunset Boulevard and Sanborn in Silver Lake, in Los Angeles.

One of the few, more impressive works at the Mr. Brainwash show in L.A. were these Victorian- (or Edwardian-) type portraits of a man and women with Batman and Batwoman masks.

“Liquor Guns Strippers Choppers” on a sticker appropriating imagery of the official state flag of the California Republic. The sticker was affixed to the fender of a car used as part of an artwork by Mr. Brainwash at his ArtShow 2011 exhibition in Los Angeles.

The “Life is Beautiful” slogan spray-paint written in cursive letters on a corrugated metal fence at the Mr. Brainwash ArtShow 2011 in Los Angeles.

Photos from the Mr. Brainwash ArtShow 2011 in L.A.

As promised in our previous post, here are more images from the Mr. Brainwash “Artshow 2011″ in Los Angeles.

We’re in Los Angeles this week checking out the new, massive Mr. Brainwash exhibition dubbed “Artshow 2011.” Mr. Brainwash is French street artist Thierry Guetta, who many readers will know was the subject of the Oscar-nominated documentary film “Exit Through the Gift Shop” directed by Banksy.

Brainwash was on hand at the exhibition signing posters and postcards for visitors who were there in the hundreds in the gigantic multi-story industrial space that had been re-purposed as the studio and exhibition venue at 960 N. La Brea in Hollywood.

The first batch of pix from the show were live-blog-posted via iPhone, so the images are a bit dark and unclear.

Included in this batch are images of of some previously explored visual themes, such as the massive wheat-paste-ups of model Kate Moss; a giant Polaroid camera; a giant spray-paint can in homage to Andy Warhol’s famous Campbell’s soup cans; a graffiti-bombed stove; and Guetta himself, barely visible, signing posters for the punters.

We’ll be posting more in the coming day or two.

我々は、タイトルの新しい、大規模な氏洗脳の展覧会に出席するため、今週ロサンゼルスでね”Artshow2011。”氏は洗脳するには、フランスの”ストリートアーティスト”ティエリゲッタです。彼はバンクシー監督アカデミー賞にノミネートされたドキュメンタリー映画”ギフトショップを通して出口”の主題であった。

洗脳するには、彼のサイン入りのポスターやゲスト用のポストカードに署名する展覧会にあった。そこにハリウッド960 N.ラブレでスタジオと展示会場となっている巨大な多層階の旧産業空間における人々の何百インチ

アートワークのこれらの写真は、画像が少し暗く、不明確なライブブログ - ポストiPhoneを経由して、できるようになった。

Nous sommes à Los Angeles cette semaine pour assister à la nouvelle, massif Mr. Brainwash exposition intitulée “Artshow 2011.” Mr. Brainwash est le français”artiste de rue” de Thierry Guetta. Il a été le sujet de la nomination aux Oscars du film documentaire ”Exit Grâce à la boutique de cadeaux”, réalisé par Banksy.

Brainwash a été à l’exposition de signer ses affiches et cartes postalesautographes pour les invités. Là, dans les centaines de personnes dans le gigantesque à plusieurs étages d’espace industriel ancien qui est devenu le studio et lieu d’exposition à 960 N. La Brea à Hollywood.

Ces photos de l’œuvre ont été vivons-blog-posté via iPhone, alors que les images sont un peu sombre et floue.

Timely photo mashup of the late Steve Jobs and the Dali Lama enlarged and wheat-pasted in SoHo.

The “I Love 2 Hate LA” street art paste-up in the heart of the Nolita shopping district in downtown Manhattan, New York City.

The view looking north from Broadway and 42nd Street into the bright lights of Times Square in New York City.

ニューヨークブロードウェイと42丁目の交差点からタイムズスクエアの明るい光の眺め。

La vue sur les lumières de Times Square à partir de l’intersection de Broadway et la 42e rue à New York.

Super large street art work based on comic book theme at “the Deitch Wall” at the intersection of Bowery and Houston streets in NoHo,  in downtown Manhattan.

Super gros travaux d’art de rue sur le thème de bande dessinée au “mur de Deitch» à l’intersection des rues Bowery et Houston en NoHo, dans le centre de Manhattan.

マンハッタンのダウンタウンNOHOのバワリーとヒューストン通りの交差点にある”ダイチの壁”、で漫画本のテーマに基づいて、超大規模なストリートアートの作品。

The image of U.S. President George Washington as it appears on the American dollar has been turned into a grotesque monster in this scut-paste-copy-color wheat-paste street artwork on Spring Street near the Bowery in New York’s Nolita neighborhood.

Fresh street art work by Dain at the corner of Lafayette Street and Jersey Street in SoHo in downtown Manhattan.

Buff monster strikes again with this “thing” on Elizabeth Street near Bowery in Nolita, downtown Manhattan.

We caught the street artist behind “Hanksy” in the act of putting up a large wheat-paste artwork late one night this past week on Orchard Street, in New York’s Lower East Side, just a couple of blocks away from Global Graphica HQ.

“Hanksy” is a cheeky homage to British street art star Banksy and his iconic artworks but with a twist: In Hanksy’s pieces the face of actor Tom Hanks is mashed up into the work. The artwork Hanksy is pictured pasting up in the photos here is a direct reference to Banksy’s “Sweeping It Under the Carpet,” originally put up in London.

We walked by the spot where this work was pasted the next day and it was gone. Too bad. We hope we see more Hanksy in the neighborhood.

A view of the massive Christmas wreath hung on the facade of Grand Central Station in New York City’s Midtown.

At the French restaurant Tartinery in New York’s Nolita, a neighborhood in downtown Manhattan, the check is presented with this postcard of beautiful black-and-white photography.

Another Fitschen “middle finger” stencil on Spring Street in Nolita, in downtown New York City. The stencil has been covered by a dollar bill paste-up.