Dan Witz- Street Art
21 Aug 2009, written by Riz 0 CommentsWhen we started ZootPatrol, I figured it was going to be something fun, where I could post some random videos, some tunes, a few pictures, and that would be about it. I never thought that it would make me reflect on the life decisions I have made and really reevaluate the direction I am heading in this world. Looking through different types of art and other forms of expression have given me the motivation to really start painting and drawing again, and the artist below for some reason really inspired me. 


Dan Witz has made a 30 year career out of expressing himself in the streets of New York City. From the no-wave and DIY movements of New York’s Lower East Side of the 70’s, through the Reaganomics of the 80’s to the flourishing of graffiti art in the new millennium. Whether stickers or paste-up silk-screened posters, conceptual pranks and interventions, or beautiful tromp l’oeil paintings, the medium is inspired as much by the nature and subject of his art as by the mutating urban conditions in which the piece is executed. I look at his art not as the best thing I have ever seen, but I look at it as a symbol of someone who has followed their heart and dreams for most of their life, without worrying if it was excepted by anyone else, especially not the stiffs sitting in cubes.


Mark Jenkins Street Installations
09 Aug 2009, written by Revelation 0 CommentsMark Jenkins is an American artist best known for his street installations using packing tape. He has shown his work all over the world and even conducts workshops on how to use packing tape to sculpt. He is leading a frontier of street artist who find fun in the rush of illegally planting their art through the landscapes of cities to generate an original and new dimension to street art.
If you would like to see more of Jenkins art you can go to his site here .



