A graffiti writer on the scene in 1980s Bristol, Nick started combining stencils with his freehand work in 1992 and injecting his photographic imagery with irony, social commentary and schoolboy humor. Back Talk after the jump . . .

A Street Art pioneer of more than 30 years, Brooklynite Dan Witz began putting his experimental work on the streets of Manhattan’s Lower East side while a college art  student in the late 1970s.

Using Street Art as a therapy of watercolors and illustrative line drawings, New Yorks’ Cake brings people from her life to the street, delicately addressing issues like illness, addiction and disconnection.

French street artist C215 is known in cities and neighborhoods around the globe for his achingly honest and glowing stencil portraits of people who live on the street, and in his life.

With a little over two decades of painting that began with graffiti, German twins How & Nosm now create a more illustrated mural based Street Art, tightly defining their style by stripping it back to essential lines, textures, and colorways.

Jumping off and on a Sydney-Brooklyn continuum, Street Artist and fine artist Anthony Lister makes his own tangential badass path into contorted experimentation, whether it is beat poet metal music, family home theatre, super heroes gone awry, or the warping asymmetry of a plastic surgery glamour puss 18 feet in diameter on the street.

Tran Nguyen will be opening a solo show at Thinkspace Gallery, The Synapse Between Here and There, Saturday, July 16. The Georgia-based artist is fascinated with creating work that can be used as a sort of psycho-therapeutic support vehicle, exploring the mind's surreal dreamscape and subconscious desire.

UK-based fine artist, David Bray, will be opening a new solo show, Return of Bad Wisdom, at Thinkspace Gallery in Culver City on July 16, 2011. Using basic drawing tools, such as pens, pencils and paper, Bray creates delicate and time-consuming drawings which explore emotion, utopia and a world of fantasy . . .

Jen Lobo will be showing in the Project Roomat Thinkspace Gallery starting tomorrow night, June 18, in Culver City, California. The show, Inherit The Wound, features some classical paintings and drawings featuring bison, sperm whales, a unicorn, and a nautical works as well.

Coming next week, Scott Radke will present  27 new mixed-media sculptural works at Thinkspace Gallery in his debut solo show, Burlap. The show will feature Radke's nature based photographs that he often takes of his sculptures in the woods near his home in Ohio.