Showing posts with label Jim Joe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jim Joe. Show all posts

Thursday, July 9, 2026

A new book chronicles 10 years of JIM JOE

EVG photo from 2009 

A new exhibition opening tomorrow in Chinatown celebrates a decade of one of New York City's most recognizable graffiti tags. 

Blankmag Books, 17 Eldridge St., north of Division Street, is hosting the release of "six letters four numbers," a limited-edition photobook by Jared Orellana documenting JIM JOE's graffiti across the city from 2016 to 2026. 

The 300-page volume, published by Blankmag Books in an edition of 250, serves as a visual archive of the elusive artist's work as it appeared — and often disappeared — across New York's ever-changing streetscape.

The book release coincides with a group exhibition featuring Orellana and other photographers who have documented JIM JOE's work over the years, offering multiple perspectives on the artist's evolving presence throughout the city. 

The opening reception is Friday from 6-9 p.m. The exhibition remains on view through Sunday, July 19.

Saturday, February 8, 2014

Noted



St. Mark's Place and Third Avenue this morning.

Via the EVG Twitter account

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

There is now a website dedicated to the work of Jim Joe


From the EV Grieve inbox... a news release...

For immediate release…

The Cult Of Joe (cultofjoe.com) is a collective of art fans who appreciate the work of NYC’s mysterious “street artist” Jim Joe. Jim Joe is an artist whose simplistic style stands out quite a bit from the ocean of graffiti scribbles that plaster NYC’s East Village and surrounding areas. From his cursive “tags” to his often nonsensical Samo-esque quotes, to his drawings on stickers to his writings on trash, his distinct style makes him easy to spot. This website is merely an attempt to document his work.

Launched on January 1st 2012, The Cult of Joe website is by far the largest collection of Jim Joe photos on the web with over 500 photos shot over the last 2 years mainly by three super fans known as xxxJORDYxxx, Bomarr and Setlasmon. We’re also encouraging all New Yorkers and visitors to NYC to join The Cult Of Joe by snapping a Jim Joe photo, submitting it to the Cult of Joe website and then posting it on Facebook or Tweeting it. Submit Jim Joe photos to : cultofjoe@gmail.com with the subject line “Submission,” or via Twitter, by adding the hashtag #cultofjoe or #jimjoe