Urban Art Association

Definitely my favorite part of my pad! Originals from Swoon, faile, bast, miss bugs... and my best friend! 

Wow ! Thanks ! That's quite a compliment
I'm going to have my framer open that trolley hunters up & put a fine black mount beneath the White, so that it matches the GL.
and you really should get your own framed & up on the wall - my wife really loves this print, as do most of our friends when they visit. 

Yeah, absolutely. I think it was early last spring you posted a detailed shot. I remember the very thick mount. Quality.

Got mine a few weeks later.

Great pieces and @rolex has a good point about exposing the deckled edges.You should also note that if your framing matte is in contact with the print, after time it will likely leave an indentation along the edges. Have seen this on several deckled Banksys that were matted. If set on the matte, I'd advise having your framer raise up the matting slightly so it is literally floating above the print and not in contact with it. I do this for every piece when I use matte and it is almost invisible to the eye but provides the best preservation of your piece. 

Love the OG Doze green sin!

Apartment therapy also featured his pad. Looks like he's gotten rid of a few things.

www.apartmenttherapy.com/jons-art-anarchy-house-tour-145815#_ 

The link to the tour is halfway down the page. Cheers!

Extracts from the introduction and interview:

As part of our exclusive partnership with Julien’s Auctions: “Street Art Now,” we spoke with Halperin about how he began building his now sizeable collection, what to look for when collecting street art, as well as highlights from his collection.

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Collin Munn: What tips do you have for collectors new to acquiring street art?

Jon Halperin: Buy what you like, as long as you can afford it, haha. Don't necessarily buy as an investment. I don't buy with the intention of selling, but with the hope that should I have to sell, I can come out even and have rad walls in the meantime. If you are just starting out, go with prints, then move onto originals when you and your wallet are ready. If you have the dispensable dough, buy what speaks to you and don't believe the hype.



Query what Artsy would have published if Halperin's response to this question had been, "Avoid like the plague any auction house that disregards the interests of buyers by selling them street pieces, or works attributed to Banksy that aren't accompanied by a Pest Control certificate of authenticity."

References here and here.

beautiful

I am waiting for the shelving unit. While it arrives, books, figures and prints have to remain on the floor.

Nice looking space from what I see.

Thanks for the nice words. Joe Colombo was a truly visionary.

I like to keep it simple using just the furniture needed with some key pieces. I got inspiration from some Vitra spaces as well. About the light, I am located on the Mediterranean coast, close to the sea so we enjoy up to 300 sunny days a year.

Fab looking place ricobenfico congratulations. Love the Paul Smith lamp and are they a couple of ABC originals?