SlamxHype:街頭藝術資源分享網是一個成立於2003年的致力於街頭藝術資源分享的網站，該網站已經覆蓋到了當代藝術，藝術展會，服裝和任何與藝術相關物品的新聞。

SlamxHype網站為使用者展示了一場藝術領域的視覺盛宴，街邊文化已經與藝術，時尚，商務等相結合。街頭藝術在以前被認作是不合法的展示著包羅廣告貼畫、海報、模板、壁畫和三維塑像在內的大垃圾收容站。但是SlamxHype的作品帶有構成主義，新藝術和朋克符號的資訊。

Slamxhype was founded by Adam Bryce in 2003. Originally created as a portal to piece together street culture news in one place, whether it be the first sightings of street art, coverage of art shows, news of upcoming footwear or clothing or anything else; Slamxhype curates what it considers the best into one place for you to feed from.

While Slamxhype is widely considered the founder of a blog movement within this space, the digital phenonenon around street culture has led to a massive growth in awareness around something that at one point was kept underground with a genuine attitude of anarchy and challenge. Street Culture has become blurred with design, commerce, fashion and art, and with this Slamxhype has moved with the culture.

There are now numerous blogs and digital portals which capture Street Culture daily. Slamxhype prides itself in curating only the best and providing you with a measured delivery of only the relevant, news worthy and authentic.

In 2009 Adam Bryce and James Oliver founded print periodical The New Order. A print magazine published quarterly throughout the year, TNO provided an opportunity for the culture to be dissected further, and stories and art showcased in more detail. The magazine has one simple philosophy; creating a magazine you’ll keep and refer back to for years to come.

In 2011 Adam Bryce founded Creative Agency Post Creative, a full service communications agency which looks to Engineer Influence to help clients all over the world embed themselves into communities in an authentic fashion.

2011 also saw the creation of post-new.com, a digital dialogue between POST, its affiliates and the creative futurists of tomorrow.