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Here’s another one of those gargantuan wheat-pasted photos on the side of a building in SoHo, New York City. These massive street art pieces are by the artist JR and are part of his series of Native American faces for the Inside Out Project.

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More Amsterdam street art pix … Here a stencil painting on a wall in the city’s Nine Streets neighborhood, in the canal district. The guy in the image looks like Ghandi. The Dutch phrase is loosely translated as “Nothing beats Groningen,” which is a Dutch city far north of Amsterdam.

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“Savvy” graffiti on a post box on Wooster Street in SoHo, in downtown New York City. We call graffiti or weak street-arty stuff like this “graff-junk.”

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The beautiful cover of B&A Journal, the print publication of Bernstein and Andriulli, an agency that represents artists, photographers, designs, illustrators, hair stylists, etc. The Journal showcases the work of agency’s talent.

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We stumbled upon the Campbell’s “Condensed Graffiti” soup can yesterday in SoHo, in downtown New York City. The can is actually a spray-paint can with the Campbell’s label. In any case, Andy Warhol’s pop-art icon has been paid homage and referenced many times by many artists and culture-makers. Street artistContinue Reading

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We met up with friends late Friday night for drinks at Cantine Parisienne, the new restaurant and bar at the Nolitan Hotel, near SoHo and the Lower East Side, in New York City. At night, the large dining space is beautifully lit up.

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We’ve started to see the “JESS3” stickers pop-up a lot around downtown Manhattan this past week. This one is on a lamp post at the corner of Broome and Crosby streets, in SoHo.

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The “Love Me” stickers and graffiti seems to be everywhere these days, including Amsterdam. We found Love Me’s “Love” paint-scrawled on the side of the flower market barges in the heart of the city’s southern canal district. There’s also a small wheat-paste street-art piece by The London Police nearby.

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We had heaps of shoes in our wardrobe, but the past couple of years we’ve been getting rid of old shoes and trying to keep the number of pairs to the essentials. Our two favorites are a pair of black Paul Smith boots we bought in Paris last fall andContinue Reading

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We had this amazeballs cupcake with our lunch yesterday. We were reluctant to eat it as it was so beautiful.  

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Hey Everybody, As some of you have seen from our home page the past few days, Global Graphica is doing some important maintenance as part of some redesign and technical fixes to the site. We had to take the site down in order to complete the process. Our sincerest apologies.Continue Reading

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Photos of a street art painting of a women draped in Amsterdam symbolism (the spliff, the city’s ironic unintentionally three “x” logo, etc.) in the southern canal district.