Join Poster Boy and his collective for book release parties in New York, Miami, Los Angeles and London. Proceeds from the events will be donated to K.A.R.A.T.E. or Kids Are Rallying Against the Empire, a group that supports street artists and graffiti artists who are in trouble with the law.

Here are all the essentials for each event:

AE District Gallery

3852 N. Miami Ave.
Miami, FL 33137
8-9:30pm

Carmichael Gallery

5795 Washington Blvd
Culver City, CA 90232
6-8pm

17 Frost Gallery

17 Frost St
Brooklyn, NY 11211
6-9pm

Pure Evil Gallery

108 Leonard St
London EC2A 4XS
4-late pm

Now that we have established that you love the cock, let’s take a trip to the Bonery. Is this officially phallus week on Subway Art Blog?

I’m a huge fan of roosters. Taken at some random L train station by moi.

If you have ever been to the subway at 14th Street and 8th Avenue, you have surely seen the bizarre little creations of Tom Otterness. Over 100 bronze sculptures adorn the nooks and crannies of this station. One of these has been utilized by Poster Boy in his latest flickr post, entitled “Headlamp.”

The piece utilizes a figure from a Shakespeare in the Park ad that was in circulation over a year ago. For this reason, it loses some of its relevance; one of the great qualities of Poster Boy’s early work was its hyper-currency. However, it is still an interesting piece and a fine example of the new direction the artist’s work is taking.

Photo by Jim Kiernan, more on Poster Boy’s flickr.

J is for Jim Joe! Yet another pin in Jim Joe’s subway map:  this tag was found on the J train platform at the Chambers Street station. There are only a few stations left on the J train (from Manhattan through several stops into Brooklyn) where we have not seen his work.

In case you have not read the story of Jim Joe, here it is: This is Jim Joe.

Update: Jim Joe has also hit up Bowery, another stop on the J train, within the past few days.

Photo: Vinney Cavallo

Take the B D F M or the N Q R turtlehead to the T.M.N.T. at 34th.

Seriously though: street art or bizarre guerilla marketing?

Photo courtesy Sam Goldman.

The D is not running, so take the F. The F is not running, so take the D.

How does this affect my trip? By fucking me over completely.

True story. Taken tonight on the downtown platform at 34th street by Tamara Head.

The concept of a Jew-friendly subway map is pretty funny, but this one has some questionable omissions. Maybe SAB commenters can help out Heeb. What would you add or change?

Heeb via ANIMAL

It appears the two most active subway ad defacers we cover have collaborated on a piece. Intentional or not, RAD’s Lego head and Moustache Man’s cursive mustache are a match made in heaven.

Photos by Halston Bruce

The man we have been calling “Blockhead” has a name—it’s RAD. We sat down with him for an interview and grilled him about the lego heads he has been posting on ads in the subway.

For tons of photos of RAD’s work, check out his site: Raddington Falls.