in situ | Jon Villoch 4 | extra links!

Our 4th installment of art series, In Situ, once again follows artist Jon (Depoh) Villoch. We've peered in his studio, been invited to his gallery show openings in NYC and seen his on sight murals being created. Above is a remix of the time lapse footage Villoch shot himself of a mural he was completing.

in situ | Jon Villoch 3 | extra links!

Our third installment of In Situ gets a glimpse of Jon Villoch working on works on paper in his studio. The video fails to capture the electric brilliance of the etching ink being brushed then pallet knifed onto the paper. We were able to see recently created works as well as watching Villoch work on some pieces live.

in situ | Jon Villoch 2 | extra links!

Jon "Depoe" Villoch and I go way back. I've seen him go from a graffiti artist bombing up the streets of Miami to an exhibiting NYC artist with paintings in many prestigious private collections. It's all well deserved. "In Situ" was created for Jon as a way for us to be the fly on the wall while he creates new work. We follow him on location when he's doing a commissioned mural to sitting in his studio while he works on new paintings, etchings and prints. This is the second video in the series, not counting our interview with him a couple of years back, and there's a few more in the works that will be coming out soon. The videos are quiet and mostly about watching Jon work and taking in his process. You can find all our of coverage of Jon Villoch's work by visiting this link: AVideoMagazine.blogspot.com/search/label/villoch

 

Jon's twitter: twitter.com/depoh
Jon's flickr: flickr.com/photos/depoe

Flashback! | The 1st Jon Villoch interview

Some of you will remember Depoe's first interview with us. Be sure to check it out again here: AVideoMagazine.com/interviews/depoe

In Situ: Jon Villoch | extra links!

Be sure to connect with Jon Villoch! Links below.

Jon's twitter: twitter.com/depoh
Jon's flickr: flickr.com/photos/depoe

It's DEPOE day at AVideoMagazine!

Jon Villoch, an old friend of mine, is also a strong supporter of the mag helping us out at every turn with great content. I've seen Jon go from being a traditional graffiti artist to one of the most thrilling street artists out there.

He holds a bunch of exhibitions and commissions, both legal and not, under his belt making him quite the prolific artist. His studios are surrounded by it and the volume of his work speaks to someone undeniably in love with his craft. His latest works, pictured in his flickr account, shows how his art works on a massive scale as well as the macro when you stop to enjoy the minute details of his work.

I'm proud to say we're launching an ongoing video segment for AVideoMagazine chronicling the creation of some never before seen works. Great work Jon! Holla atcha boy! ;)