Artist Interviews

Travel into Jonathan's world of dreams and meditation manifesting itself on the street and in his studio art, from bombing along the Caltrain tracks as a teenager, to recently creating art inside of Facebook. Life like the art of Jonathan Matas is always in process. Read More

Elliott C Nathan playful pop culture style street art is fun, silly, upbeat, sometimes irreverent. It's like walking into the definition of cool. If the hey day of MTV and street art had a love child, it would pop out Elliott C Nathan - on a skateboard that he made of course ;)  Read More

Amanda paints striking large pieces of beautiful evokative women all around the Mission district of San Francisco. We caught up with her to learn more about her work and her collaboration with Mags. Read More

London based street artist Yola, visited San Francisco in August. We enjoyed all of her work that popped up around the Mission district. We found out what it was like doing street art in San Francisco vs other countries around the world. Read More

We usually cover art found on the street but Elliot Bamberger has created a series of films that is art about the street. We love his film above for the Mission district as it incorporates a lot of the murals and artwork from the area into the piece.  Read More

Cryptic’s work is a reflection of his own spiritual journey that is meant to inspire others upon their own paths. Om Shanti.  Read More

Brett Amory’s art has a soothing neutral palette and transient feel, capturing the ever changing nature of people passing through a city. Read More

ABCNT’s art has a voice and its message is very present. This is about a lot more than art. This is a visual protest. Read More

David’s graphic black and white pieces evoke authoritarian dominance while at the same time feel extremely friendly and approachable. Read More

San Francisco based artist, Get Up’s work has a playful retro graphic inspired feel infused with nods to his hometown Philly. Read More