We’ve written about Secret Wars before on PSFK. It’s a “fight club for artists” battling live on stage with a marker and a white wall. At the end of 90 minutes, two judges and the crowd decide on the winner.
From June 12–22 Secret Wars will be hosting a series of events culminating into a final battle between NYC and London artists. You can be a part of the audience and watch the battles unfold or be on stage representing NYC. For more details head over to Secret Wars.

This past January, PSFK held a Good Ideas Salon in London bringing together the most forward-thinking tastemakers, innovators, and experts from around the world to discuss key areas steering innovation and opportunity.  Moderated by PSFK’s own Jeff Squires, the Good Ideas and Youth panel discussed trends in British youth culture and how companies and organizations can create authentic, respectful relationships with young people.  Panelist include Jenny Owen (Ruby Pseudo), Paul Graham (Anomaly UK), Terry Guy (Monorex / Secret Wars), and Brett Booth (MTV).
Questioning whether or not youth can always be seen as a barometer for what is to come, the [...]

Secret Wars is a live art battle where artists go head-to-head over 90 minutes, on a huge white wall.  Cheered on by hundreds of spectators, Secret Wars has evolved into a serious competition on a global scale. Last week while visiting London, PSFK had the distinct privilege of judging the semi-finals.
Frequently likened to a ‘fight club for artists,’ the rules are simple: two artists compete head-to-head using only black paint on a 20ft white wall (no sketch books or pencils are allowed).  While there are no themes or instructions given before hand, artists are encouraged to engage with both their [...]