I was invited yesterday to take a walk through town, and to see a special exhibit of Andy Warhol /Edvard Munch paintings at the Vestfold Art Museum. I hate walking, or so I thought. But when you have the company of someone as wonderful as my friend Nora, time just slips away as you meander past all the interesting sights (hmmm seems some of my friends have been sticking up for me here). And even ran across a friend from New York, on the way there (or at least he sure did look familiar).

The Show was amazing for me. Not so much that I am a huge fan of Munch’s style of work, although he is quite brilliant. But for me, a kid from the hood, it was an amazing feeling to see the great works of a master having seen and stood upon, just days ago, the very landscapes in his paintings.

And the themes of separation and melancholy, also registered with me.  I wasn’t too impressed with Warhol’s knock-off’s of Munch’s infamous Scream, but it is what it is. Thank you Nora for an absolutely splendid afternoon. I’m very excited about my studio you are preparing for me here.

My street team is in full effect doing the dam thing. There have been reported sightings of our warnings on the danger’s of “Lip Service.” We need more people who walk the way they talk, right?

And brought about change. So, shout out to my dude “O” aka Mr. President, aka the HNIC (Head NOBODY In Charge of our country). But real talk, to REBUILD this nation, and our economy is going to require more than lip service. This message paid for by street artists that care (wink).

Funny what a little make up can do for a girl.

aka known as From Norway with Love. These Lips get around.

Objective journalism, or more double talk? Seems The racial divide continues to grow every time some ill-informed pinhead opens his or her mouth. It’s 2010, and still race is  a factor? Damn, SAMO.

Just blow’n smoke in da streets

It’s exciting to see people getting involved in the “Lip Service” aka “Face Time” street art project. Keep sending us your sightings. This was recently spotted in the streets of New York. NYC street art for real, no lip service.