Tyler Wallach + Deadmau5 = DeadmauTY
A snap of TY ringing in 2012 with Deadmau5 at Pier36 NYC
Happy 2012
Monday, January 2, 2012
Monday, October 17, 2011
Drowzy Cloudz
Drowzy Cloudz, a photo by CLOUDZ by TY on Flickr.
One of my favorite drawings I've ever done.
Thursday, September 8, 2011
TY accepted into the touring art show - 'A HISTORY OF QUEER STREET ART'
Awhile back, I was contacted by pivotal California street artist, Jeremy Novy about submitting some of my CLOUDZ work into his new touring art show: 'A HISTORY OF QUEER STREET ART' - I submitted my work and was accepted and included in the show. CLOUDZ by TY will be included in the show in Los Angeles in February. This is my first professional representation in an official show and I couldn't be happier or more thankful to Jeremy for his support and fire - here's a bit about Jeremy, the show and our message to the world. The voice of CLOUDZ will be spread around the world.
"Queer street art has always been an oppressed art form," he says. "We are not taggers. We're street artists. This is for social change. It's about doing something better."
A sign of Novy's growing influence: A new exhibit he organized and curated received indirect funding from the National Endowment for the Arts and the San Francisco Arts Commission. "A History of Queer Street Art," on display through June 25 at SOMArts, features gay, bisexual, lesbian, transgender, and a few straight street artists from around the world who — like Novy — are plastering public spaces with in-your-face imagery with overt gay or queer themes. The Los Angeles artist Homo Riot, for example, is known for his stencils of kissing bearded men.
These artists — most in their 20s, 30s, and early 40s — claim to be at the forefront of a new street-art movement that is centered in metropolitan areas in Europe and the United States, including San Francisco. Their work, they say, is fighting homophobia.
"I'm really doing it to communicate, predominantly with gay men, that we're out there and we can be bold and we can be visible, and that's okay, and that's a good thing," says Homo Riot, who signs his work with the moniker B A Homo. He also argues that his work carries a message to heterosexuals: "Don't take us for granted. Don't belittle us. We're out here, and we could be on your street corner, and we're about this far from taking to the streets and causing trouble."
CLICK HERE TO READ THE WHOLE ARTICE
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Happy Birthday ORANGEJUICEandBISCUITS.com
The Brooklyeer was filled with NYC influencers and trendsetters who had a great time mingling and dancing to music mixed by DJ VKNY while sipping on specialty Satisfaction Vodka cocktails custom made for OrangeJuiceandBiscuits.com.
Names L-R - Actor Dorell Anthony, Actor Adam Rios, Model Braden Bradley, Business Analyst at KGM Direct/ExclusiveNet Kathleen Jenkins & Street Artist Tyler Wallach
Broadway Actress Marla Mindelle next to Off Off Broadway Actor Tyler Wallach & Improv princess, writer & enchantress, Actress Lindsay Hicks
Fashion Designer Miles Ehan with Blogger of the hour, Jonathan Valdez
The event was fantastic - music was great, drinks were flowing and smiles all around the room - Valdez put together a night to remember - his dedication to OrangeJuiceandBuscuits.com is commendable, as are his posts about fashion and life in NYC - what would Manhattan do without OJ&B for breakfast? #Idie
Man of the night, Jonathan Valdez, alongside friend and OJ&B reader, Sonja Tremont-Morgan
*Fantastic photography by Michael Werner, the best in Manhattan. Period.
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Love letter to Keith Haring
TY LOVES KEITH.
I am continuously inspired and obsessed with Keith Haring - what a loss, but so much beauty left behind.
I am continuously inspired and obsessed with Keith Haring - what a loss, but so much beauty left behind.
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
The new face of MARCC: Braden Bradley
New York Actor/Model: Braden Bradley is officially in the running to become the new face of MARCC Fashion.
He's a great model and a hell of a guy, take a few seconds to help him out.
"HELP! I need your votes in a model contest on Facebook. First, go to the Marcc page and 'like' their page. Secondly, scroll to the "male model" section, and find my photo (the second one), afterward, "like" and "comment" on my photo to build up my numbers! I'm in the lead right now, so share this link with all of your FB friends and hop on the "Braden Bandwagon!"
VOTE by clicking 'LIKE' on Braden pic.
Vote here: http://www.facebook.com/marccfashion
For more info and pictures of Braden, or information on booking, check out his official information HERE.
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Monday, April 4, 2011
New QUEER STREET ART MOVEMENT
Street Artists TY and BALLISTIC are taking over the streets of New York with something new. New? How in our age of tin-can-pop and fridayyfridayyfrideath, can anything be "new?" - well it's a queer thing. Literally. QUEER STREET ART. This isn't about turf wars or gangs. It's not about Banksy, and there is no brainwash, take it for what it is, GLBTQ Street Artists Unite. #QUEERSTREETART
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Friday, February 25, 2011
Thursday, February 3, 2011
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