If there were a Brooklyn’s all-star wheat pasting cast, this would be pretty close. All on one wall, Cost, Faile, Bast, and Judith Supine. And the abandoned kids bike of course.

Last month was busy, so busy we forgot to mention that Brooklyn-based collective, Faile, installed a sculpture entitled “Wolf Within” at the National Garden Park in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. The piece depicts a man on his knees cloaked in a wolf pelt tearing away at his two-piece suit.

Last month was busy, so busy we forgot to mention that Brooklyn-based collective, Faile, installed a sculpture entitled “Wolf Within” at the National Garden Park in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. The piece depicts a man on his knees cloaked in a wolf pelt tearing away at his two-piece suit.

Hurricane Sandy’s aftermath left many cities and towns on the Eastern Seaboard inoperable or completely destroyed, many having to rebuild on their own without any government assistance. The beach communities of the Far Rockaway and Coney Island in Queens were greatly affected. A group of New Yorkers came together to help their recovery process by setting up a silent auction and fundraiser with 100% of the proceeds going to the communities.

At a price of $1,750, no misprint there, this new limited to 20 Faile print could be yours. Influential to the street art scene, the Brooklyn-based art collective continually evolve in their practice and create new work in a variety of mediums on the street. Signed, stamped and numbered.

Faile’s newest series of bookcovers was released last Wednesday and is already sold out.  A range of classic imagery, and typography are displayed on a combination of found book covers using various cut paper and silkscreen ink.

Faile’s newest 128-page book titled, Studio Edition documents the process of their ambitious temple installation at Portugal Arte 10, as well as references for inspiration.  This book also is accompanied with a ceramic “skull/flower” patterned tile from their installation and is hand signed.

An ambitious project involving numerous international contemporary artists and disused Military airplanes is set to make it’s debut on January 28th at the Pima Art and Space Museum in Tucson, Arizona.  The Boneyard Project: Return Trip will include artists Andrew Schoultz, How & Nosm, Nunca, Retna, and Faile who will all paint their own individual airplanes, along with cockpit from Saner.  We took a trip to the desert to get you these exclusive preview photos.