Friday night in New York City one of the most diverse art shows of the season took place. The Process and Progress  art show at Foley Gallery housed artist from all around the world, all carrying different styles. All masters of their craft, artist representing from different time zones came together to put on an amazing show. Whether its Roids MSK, from London,  Gorey of PAL crew, from France, New York City's own Revs, Giant, reppin' San Francisco, or Lady Karma, a North Philly resident, a variety of A-class artist was in abundance. Many other major artists were involved, including Soviet NSF,  SPone, Ces, Yes2, Jurne, Wane COD, Vizie MSK and many more. The works of art varied aside from the line up itself. The walls lined with canvases, framed sketches, Carhartt overalls actually painted in by Revs and a wall displaying Karma's classic Philly Style, Not to mention an display of vintage graffiti tools comic books and records highlighting the 70s and 80s. Have a look for yourself. 

Coupe (Coop) Coup

1947, a spray-paint-on-canvas by Ivory. The street artist, along with Ces One and Tich, was lured inside by critic Carlo McCormick, who united their work in Luxotica, a show in the 1926 Seminole Building during Art Basel Miami Beach.