The Art Collectors have posted up some photos from the WK & Invader exhibit opening night.

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The good people at Deadly Dragon Sound in NYC have just uploaded this interview on their blog with “the godfather of NYC reggae” Screechy Dan. It’s a good way to learn some of the history of dancehall in NYC, but the real reason I’m posting this up is because DDS’ own Scratch Famous is wearing a Selector t-shirt throughout the interview. It’s from a few seasons back, and it was inspired by the Baby Cham hit “Ghetto Story.” Thanks for the support guys.

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This latest issue of Juxtapoz has some pretty amazing work in it.

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David Storey, one of two designers who created the look of 2 Tone Records, has released a set of 6 posters which revisits some of the label’s best known and most iconic artwork. Via Cool Hunting.

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Tony Tank Top, Nuclear Family member, one half of offshoot rap duo Iller Than Theirs, not to mention one half of clothing brand Scumlife, is running for Brooklyn Borough President. Check out his new song on Radiobelly.

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French artist Invader has an upcoming show at the Jonathon LeVine Gallery in NYC. This great time-lapse video previews some of the “Rubikcubism” work he’s doing in preparation for that. Via Highsnobiety.

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I’m a pretty big fan of British producer William Holland, perhaps better known as Quantic. He has settled down in Cali, Colombia, and has been working with some very talented local musicians for his next album Tradition in Transition on Tru Records. In order to promote the album he has teamed up with LA’s own B+ and the talented Mochilla team to release A Postcard from Cali - a 30 minute film based on Quantic and the other musicians involved in the album. Check out the trailer. Via the Listen Recovery blog.

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Typography site Lettercult have posted up a “Custom Letters: The Best of the First Half 2009.” It’s a really impressive collection of work, well worth checking out.

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The homie Damion Silver has some new tees out in the 2K Summer line:

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Check out this awesome new website called TheGrafikMuseum, dedicated to Australian creativity, including art, architecture, design, and more.

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