Graffiti Art Magazine from Paris did an 8 page feature on Krink plus front and back covers, and also 100 individually numbered issues that included a Krink marker, sold at colette in Paris.
Great looking magazine, very well made, came out great! 
VICE accompanied Craig to beautiful Hawaii to capture behind-the-scenes footage of his show, Site-Specific Painting and Sculpture at Loft in Space in Honolulu. Craig managed to find time between building and painting to sit down with the VICE crew for a brief interview, sharing insights about his work and the Krink brand.
Watch it Here.
Craig Costello installation featured in House, Soho House’s magazine delivered directly to all members.
photo: Bjorn Looss. Thanks Stephen!
Fresh/2 Cutting Edge Public Illustrations
Edited by Slanted.
A very nicely made book exploring different types of work in public spaces.
Cynthia Rowley dress photographed in the MOCA in front of Craig Costello’s installation.
Krink inspired dress?
On stands now, the August issue of Juxtapoz magazine includes a 14 page feature with photos and an interview with Craig Costello discussing graffiti and street art in SF during the early 90′s.
San Francisco in the early 90′s was a pivotal place in the global rise of street art. Costello captured many artists writing and drawing in the streets, from underground tunnels to city rooftops. This is a rare insider’s view into the world of San Francisco’s graffiti and street art scene that would eventually inspire young artists from Brazil to New York and Europe.
Costello’s photographs from the early 90′s have only recently been unveiled in the Art in The Streets exhibition at the LA MOCA. This is the first publication in a magazine with an accompanying interview.
To read the complete interview, pick up the August issue of Juxtapoz at your local newstand.
Juxtapoz subscribers’ editon cover.
Abstract Graffiti is a new book by Tate Modern curator Cedar Lewisohn published by Merrel.
Craig Costello’s work is featured on the cover, end pages, and in a 6 page interview. The book takes a look at new styles emerging in street art and graffiti.
