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If you're in the New York area or if you have friends in New York read this. We're giving away 2 free tickets to CAN I GET YOU HIGH event via forum.knowngallery.com. All you have to do is have a registered account on our forum and reply to the thread with your USERNAME and we'll be announcing the winner tomorrow night, October 20th, 2009. The winner will have 2 tickets waiting for them at the events will call.

Growing up a poor white trash kid from Alabama, Grant Cobb was always "that boy that can draw." It wasn't exactly a term of endearment in Birmingham. If noticed at all, it was ranked socially somewhere between the autistic savant that had a knack for card tricks and anyone with a recently installed suspension lift on a 4wd. After what seemed an endless adolescence, and the realization that his art scholarship didn't really pay for much, he used an enlistment in the Marines as an escape.
Even though he had given up on the idea of art as a profession, he hadn't given up on art. Grant still found time, amidst the running, screaming and random trips to the pit for pushups and crunches in the sand, to draw and sometimes sneak away to do a painting somewhere it didn't belong, usually with a boot brush, shoe polish and CLP (gun oil). The first time he got caught, what he thought would land him in the brig, actually led to the painting murals in different buildings and offices on three different military bases over the next five years. Of all people, the drill Instructor that caught him painting had given him new hope that essentially reset his course.
Two years before the end of his enlistment, having picked up rank fast, Cobb found himself with a lot of spare time, and an opportunity to learn a trade that he had always been fascinated by. At 21 years old he new exactly was he was meant to do! So every night and every weekend was spent at his second job in a tattoo shop in Virginia. There he apprenticed to learn a craft that's allowed the freedom to travel, study and work with an often motley, yet diverse and uniquely talented group of artist and illustrators. Grant's now been tattooing for the last 13 years and still learning.
With no formal education, just an inherent ability to draw, an affection for literature and the need to create and understand, the local library and the overbearing influence of mass-media has rooted it's way into that void. Combine that with the good fortune of working with some of the best tattooer/ artists in the business have helped him find a unique style of painting that continues to evolve.
Find out more about Grant Cobb at: knowngallery.com/grantcobb

ATLANTA STREET ARTIST HENSE PRESENTS “SURFACE STRENGTH,” FEATURING NEW WORKS ON PAPER, CANVAS AND WOOD,
AT THE HISTORIC 1920s RAIL YARD BUILDING IN SOUTHWEST ATLANTA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13
Courtesy of Sandler Hudson Gallery
ATLANTA (October 10, 2009) - Atlanta-based artist HENSE will present an independently - produced solo exhibition entitled "Surface Strength," Friday, November 13, at the historic Rail Yard building 448 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. Atlanta, Ga 30312. The opening night exhibition will be Friday, November 13th from 7pm-12am. The work will remain on display through November.
The exhibition will include new works on paper, canvas and wood as well as a limited series of hand silkscreened prints. There will also be a premier of a short independent film entitled "The Seventh Day Project"
HENSE "SURFACE STRENGTH"
Opening reception Friday November 13th
7-12am
The Rail Yard
448 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd.
Atlanta, Ga 30312
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Like always, TSL Armor is really doing some amazing projects these days. Check the blog daily see what they're up to at TSLARMOR.com

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Artist - DAME MSK Knowngallery.com/dame
Music - EXILE myspace.com/alexile
Shot & Cut: JEFROE atlargemedia.blogspot.com
Curated by Agents of Change - The Ghostvillage was conceived as an antidote to a world of ever increasing safety and mediocrity. Six artists were given free reign of a never inhabited village on the west coast of Scotland - working on pristine walls Remi/Rough, Stormie, System, Timid, Derm and Juice 126 have created a gallery like no other.....and finally given the village the ghosts it deserves.....

Fashawn Boy Meets World in stores October 20th.
Produced by Exile.

Elm Company x CLOUT fitteds! We recently teamed up with ELM COMPANY and together will be releasing the "Original Clout Logo" & the "Classic Clout Header" fitted caps in three colorways. These caps will be available exclusively through CLOUTONLINE with the official release date being Oct 30th 2009! More info and additional detailed images will be available real soon.
