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Last Saturday, we had our anniversary show at Klughaus Gallery featuring RIME & TOPER.  This was our final show at the 47 Monroe space before we move to a new location in 2013!  We will definitely miss this place.  The title of the show, “Snap Back – Dangerous Drawings About NY” lived up to it’s name as the Fire Department & NYPD showed up because there were so many people that came to see the show.  A catalo

With nothing but the wonder of the Samsung Galaxy Note® II and their pitiful imaginations, Thing X writers shot four web series pilots.  Now YOU help choose the one that will be made into a series! You might recognize some of the locations from the pilot for the “Paynt Boyz” web series.  This one was obviously our vote… Check out the rest of the videos on Thing X

Introducing the new, factory-fresh Limited Edition Artist cans from Ironlak.   Three of which are entirely new colors for our line 400ml line.   Vizie’s Smiley Face  replaces the color Blaze. We featured the piece used for JURNE’s can in his show “Keys To The City” that opened in November.

Klughaus Gallery was in Miami for Art Basel showcasing some of the top graffiti artists on our fleet of Klughaus trucks.  The artists who were a part of this project included: RIME MSK, TOPER, OBLVN, GOREY, DCEVE SMART, VOR DBI, STAE2, ALOY MSK, KAPUT VTS, LARGE VTS, ANTHONY LISTER, WITNES/TYKE, GREVE and last but not least an OIL (RIP) tribute by JUNE, DZEE and friends.  Throughout the event, live music was provided

Proud to see one of our artists, the talented Tom Gould from New Zealand featured in this video for Nike: To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the iconic Air Force 1 sneaker, Nike has joined forces with some of the biggest names in music, art and fashion, for its ‘The Ones’ digital campaign. Nike collaborates with New Zealand photographer Tom Gould for the Air Force 1 30th Anniversary. Watch as Gould takes us on his

Klughaus Gallery is making its debut in Miami this week representing for New York!  Look out for several of our box trucks rolling around the city featuring pieces by some of the nation’s top graffiti artists including RIME, TOPER,DCEVE, WANE, SP, CES, OBLVN, STAE2, GOREY and more… The golden era of graffiti was founded on the mobile canvases of subway cars in New York City. Unfortunately, not all of us were old enou