Michael Alan: New York Times Interview

Richard Hambleton and Malcolm McLaren Create Witches And The Shadow Man “In recognition of Hambleton’s importance, a jersey skirt with roll top and piping from Witches featured a Shadow Man.”

Stikman: Theme and Variations “Why the anonymous street artist continues to fascinate”

JM Rizzi: Creative Exploration from Staten Island to Shenzhen “Painting is the lifelong medium through which NYC-born and Dallas-based artist JM Rizzi has historically sought.”

The Examiner: ‘Beautiful Paintings’ From World Renowned Artist at Rockefeller Park (2013)

Emily Carr: Richard Hambleton | The influential Canadian street artist you’ve never heard of

Richard Hambleton in Psychology Today (1983)

Brooklyn Artist Takeover at Raffles City Shenzhen Brooklyn-born artist JM Rizzi’s colorful abstract expressionist pieces can now be found at Raffles City in Nanshan district. 

ARTNET: Revisiting the Life and Work of Roy Newell, a Founding Abstract Expressionist Painter Known for His Obsessive Perfectionism A new exhibition of the late artist’s works is on view now at Simon Lee in New York.

Shadowman UK PREMIERE (82 mins) Nuart Aberdeen Festival Friday, April 13th, 2018 Belmont Filmhouse, Aberdeen 49 Belmont Street, AB10 1JS Scotland

Richard Hambleton (1952-2017) Obituary, by Richard Sandomir, The New York Times.

Richard Hambleton: The Life and Death of a Downtown Art Star

Richard Hambleton, the Canadian street artist that emerged in New York’s underground graffiti scene in the 1980s died on Sunday, Woodward Galleryconfirmed. He was 65.

The exhibition presents a new body of works by Philadelphia-based contemporary artist Thomas Buildmore, as a tribute to the great artistic achievements in art history.

Thomas Buildmore. Sacred Mountains 8 Sep — 27 Oct 2017 at Woodward Gallery in New York, United States

The Rise and Fall of a 1980s Street Art Star Oren Jacoby’s Shadowman — which premieres today at the Tribeca Film Festival — reheats the tropes of documentaries about art in 1980s New York City, but its subject makes it noteworthy.