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The 5th Annual Type-Off has been featured in this week’s Time Out NY! http://www../typeoff Close-Up: See you there this Saturday and get ready to TYPE! Saturday 3/24 9pm-1am Klughaus Gallery / Event Space 47 Monroe Street New York, NY 10002 F Train to East Broadway M15/M15 Select to Catherine St. x Madison St.

5th Annual Type-Off ™ – Anniversary Edition Saturday, March 24, 2012 9:00pm until 1:00am Klughaus Gallery / Event Space (Chinatown/LES) 47 Monroe Street New York, NY 10002 IT’S TYPING TIME! Our friends at KLUGHAUS GALLERY have generously offered to host this year’s event, which will include our usual speed and accuracy-based competition as well as live video projection, a first-place CA$H prize and prizes for runner-

Here are some photos from the Aaron OBLVN “100 Paintings” opening last Saturday.  Another packed house and successful show!  Thanks to Aaron for all the hard work he put into this show (his first on the east coast and hopefully more to come.) Once again, another big thanks to Bomb Beer for supplying the drinks! Photo by Work Is Dangerous To Your Health: $25 “Dennis The Menace Vandal” & “America’s Pissed” Tees and

This past Saturday night, we hosted the 5th Annual Type-Off hosted by Liz Suman and Pierre Greene.  It was a fun time and we would like to congratulate the 1st place winner Simone P. who took home the cash prize!  2nd place winner Jessica F. received a $75 gift certificate to Puddin’ NYC and 3rd place winner Gab Doe got an OBLVN signed print and t-shirt!  Thank you to everyone that came and participated.  We hope to

Been so busy getting everything together for this upcoming show that we forgot to throw it on our own blog! Portland native Aaron OBLVN will be having his first east coast show this Saturday at Klughaus Gallery. He is an amazing illustrator and will be showcasing his talent by exhibiting one hundred pieces in a show titled “100 Paintings.” He will also be releasing a limited edition Klughaus x OBLVN T-shirt as well a

Last year, we noticed that a bunch of the graffiti covered delivery trucks had disappeared from Forsyth street right by the base of the Manhattan Bridge. It turns out that there was police crackdown on the unsanitary practices including food vendors who would “pee in a bag and throw it out on the street and never clean it up.” I guess the city is now taking it a step further in trying to make the area a lot nicer for