Lab Art Gallery displays work by the most renowned, provocative, and prolific street artists in the world. Many of the artists in the Lab Art collection are local to Los Angeles, honing their craft in the (in)famous LA street art scene. Below is a complete list of the artists on display at Lab Art. Click on the Artist's Name for a Brief Bio and a Link to the Artist's Profile Page & Online Portfolio.
Alec Monopoly
"Alec Monopoly" is the alias of an unidentified graffiti artist, originally from New York City. The artist primarily works in the urban environments of New York, Los Angeles, and London using varied materials (including stencils, spray paint, epoxies, varnishes and newspapers) to subversively depict the mascot of the board game, Monopoly. VIEW ALEC MONOPOLY'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Alec Monopoly
"Alec Monopoly" is the alias of an unidentified graffiti artist, originally from New York City. The artist primarily works in the urban environments of New York, Los Angeles, and London using varied materials (including stencils, spray paint, epoxies, varnishes and newspapers) to subversively depict the mascot of the board game, Monopoly. VIEW ALEC MONOPOLY'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
AJL
AJL is a creative jack of all trades. His distinctive use of old school stylings found in comics and graphic novels are always headlined by a truthful quip. VIEW AJL'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
AJL
AJL is a creative jack of all trades. His distinctive use of old school stylings found in comics and graphic novels are always headlined by a truthful quip. VIEW AJL'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Annie Preece
No longer illegally painting on walls, Annie’s graffiti background continued to influence her work. Despite a lack of formal art training, her unique style and use of color sets her work apart. Annie had her first showing at a local café where she displayed nine paintings and sold out. In the beginning, Preece showed her paintings anywhere she could and eventually her art career began to flourish, with gallery shows, art walks, commissioned pieces, clothing design, murals, set designs, and more. VIEW ANNIE PREECE'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Annie Preece
No longer illegally painting on walls, Annie’s graffiti background continued to influence her work. Despite a lack of formal art training, her unique style and use of color sets her work apart. Annie had her first showing at a local café where she displayed nine paintings and sold out. In the beginning, Preece showed her paintings anywhere she could and eventually her art career began to flourish, with gallery shows, art walks, commissioned pieces, clothing design, murals, set designs, and more. VIEW ANNIE PREECE'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Benjamin Alejandro (aka Bamp)
Benjamin Alejandro, also known as street moniker Bamp, a painter, print maker, and photographer, was born in Ensenada, Mexico, and carries a wide range of influences from Leonardo Da Vinci to Andy Warhol to Bansky. Benjamin Alejandro is a talented young Hollywood staple who is knowed for wheatpasting a modern mug shot, ironically, of a current graffiti related incident with the Los Angeles Police Department. VIEW BENJAMIN ALEJANDRO'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Benjamin Alejandro (aka Bamp)
Benjamin Alejandro, also known as street moniker Bamp, a painter, print maker, and photographer, was born in Ensenada, Mexico, and carries a wide range of influences from Leonardo Da Vinci to Andy Warhol to Bansky. Benjamin Alejandro is a talented young Hollywood staple who is knowed for wheatpasting a modern mug shot, ironically, of a current graffiti related incident with the Los Angeles Police Department. VIEW BENJAMIN ALEJANDRO'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Chad Muska
Chad Muska is one of the most notable artists on the Los Angeles Street Art scene as well as being a skateboarding legend. Displaying his love of love and music, colors, the many different allures and flaws of cities all over the globe, especially New York and Los Angeles, Muska cuts his pieces of chaos from the streets and pastes it indoors. VIEW CHAD MUSKA'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Chad Muska
Chad Muska is one of the most notable artists on the Los Angeles Street Art scene as well as being a skateboarding legend. Displaying his love of love and music, colors, the many different allures and flaws of cities all over the globe, especially New York and Los Angeles, Muska cuts his pieces of chaos from the streets and pastes it indoors. VIEW CHAD MUSKA'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Dan Monteavaro
Dan Monteavaro is originally from New York and currently works in both New York and Los Angeles. Conceptualizing the idea of pixelization and how we as a whole are now perceiving things based on less of a visual reference point and more from a digital view is the basis for his current works. Combining images of mass media and comic book imagery from the 60’s, the works explore how the stories involved become more intrinsically close to the viewer in terms of how certain parts are exaggerated and the juxtaposition of content. VIEW DAN MONTEAVARO'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Dan Monteavaro
Dan Monteavaro is originally from New York and currently works in both New York and Los Angeles. Conceptualizing the idea of pixelization and how we as a whole are now perceiving things based on less of a visual reference point and more from a digital view is the basis for his current works. Combining images of mass media and comic book imagery from the 60’s, the works explore how the stories involved become more intrinsically close to the viewer in terms of how certain parts are exaggerated and the juxtaposition of content. VIEW DAN MONTEAVARO'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Desire Obtain Cherish
Desire Obtain Cherish Bio VIEW DESIRE OBTAIN CHERISH'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Desire Obtain Cherish
Desire Obtain Cherish Bio VIEW DESIRE OBTAIN CHERISH'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Dog Byte
Social purpose, unlikely imagery, and surges of creativity are the common threads that weave the tapestry of Los Angeles artist Dog Byte’s work together. His inventive juxtapositions of assembled visuals illustrate the vulnerabilities and failings of our humanity and society as a whole. VIEW DOG BYTE'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Dog Byte
Social purpose, unlikely imagery, and surges of creativity are the common threads that weave the tapestry of Los Angeles artist Dog Byte’s work together. His inventive juxtapositions of assembled visuals illustrate the vulnerabilities and failings of our humanity and society as a whole. VIEW DOG BYTE'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Gregory Siff
Gregory Siff Bio VIEW GREGORY SIFF'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Gregory Siff
Gregory Siff Bio VIEW GREGORY SIFF'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Kai Aspire
KAI ASPIRE BIO. VIEW KAI ASPIRE'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Kai Aspire
KAI ASPIRE BIO. VIEW KAI ASPIRE'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Loud Labs
Loud Labs Bio VIEW LOUD LAB'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Loud Labs
Loud Labs Bio VIEW LOUD LAB'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
LOUIS XXX
Louis Cannizzaro (aka "LOUIS XXX") is an artist with a seriously gushy side. His work, inspired by Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat, combines images and text about his girlfriend. His paintings are in collections all over the world. He has had shows in Paris, New York City, Los Angeles, Aspen, Colorado and Woodstock, New York. He is the author of four books, and his work has appeared in magazines such as ROLLING STONE, VANITY FAIR and the European Art Journal EXHIBIT A. VIEW LOUIS XXX'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
LOUIS XXX
Louis Cannizzaro (aka "LOUIS XXX") is an artist with a seriously gushy side. His work, inspired by Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat, combines images and text about his girlfriend. His paintings are in collections all over the world. He has had shows in Paris, New York City, Los Angeles, Aspen, Colorado and Woodstock, New York. He is the author of four books, and his work has appeared in magazines such as ROLLING STONE, VANITY FAIR and the European Art Journal EXHIBIT A. VIEW LOUIS XXX'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Lydia Emily Archibald
According to Lydia Emily Archibald, the purpose of her art is "political freedom of speech. To provoke political thought through street art." VIEW LYDIA EMILY ARCHIBALD'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Lydia Emily Archibald
According to Lydia Emily Archibald, the purpose of her art is "political freedom of speech. To provoke political thought through street art." VIEW LYDIA EMILY ARCHIBALD'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Mar (aka This Means Mar)
Mar (aka This Means Mar)
Snyder
Snyder is a conceptual artist who uses a wide variety of media, including traditional art, digital art and instillation, to transfer his ideas to the public in both gallery spaces and outdoor urban environments. VIEW SNYDER'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Snyder
Snyder is a conceptual artist who uses a wide variety of media, including traditional art, digital art and instillation, to transfer his ideas to the public in both gallery spaces and outdoor urban environments. VIEW SNYDER'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Thank You X
THANK YOU X BIO. VIEW X'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
Thank You X
THANK YOU X BIO. VIEW X'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
XVALA
XVALA is an American artist whose stated goal is to "disappear from the Internet." His "Fear Google" sticker (first appearing in Silicon Valley and now appearing everywhere) is the first street art sticker designed for the Post-PC era. XVALA's street works, paintings, sculptures, drawings, and Internet ideas point to society's growing inability to disconnect from the Internet. VIEW XVALA'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY
XVALA
XVALA is an American artist whose stated goal is to "disappear from the Internet." His "Fear Google" sticker (first appearing in Silicon Valley and now appearing everywhere) is the first street art sticker designed for the Post-PC era. XVALA's street works, paintings, sculptures, drawings, and Internet ideas point to society's growing inability to disconnect from the Internet. VIEW XVALA'S PROFILE PAGE & ONLINE GALLERY