Here is a cool little “one on one” talk courtesy of Liquidteks magazine.
New York Graf residents OVIE & DOSE break down their opinion on the difference of the generations…
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Philip Tosten painted a graffiti mural on the shoveled banks of snow in front of a home on Virginia Avenue. [...] Tosten has been painting since 1997 and hopes one day to do it for a business painting on t-shirts and canvasses.
Documentary from the year 2000 (New York City, Berlin, Paris..) Featuring Cope2,Case2,Nams,Roger KHC,Opak,INXS, SDK and more..
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The Ghostvillage Project was created over 3 days on the west coast of Scotland. 6 artists – Timid, Remi/Rough, System, Stormie Mills, Juice 126, Derm – were given free reign to paint in an abandoned 1970s village. Working together on huge collaborative walls and individually in hidden nooks and crannies all over the site the artists realised long held dreams and were inspired by the bleakness and remoteness of the site. Drawing on the history of the village the artists’ stated intent on completion of the project was to populate the ghostvillage with the art and characters that it deserved.
In medieval times, monks were entrusted to preserve sacred words through highly stylized, carefully crafted manuscripts. Today’s best graffiti artists show the same kind of care with their text-driven artistry.
From oaklandnorth.net
I visited Copenhagen this fall and met up with some local street artists. They shared a little bit about their art, the city, and how street art has developed in Denmark.
New York Times published an article about the New York native graffiti writer B.N.E. and his upcoming show in NYC.
The postcard-size stickers bearing the three simple black letters are affixed to mailboxes, phone booths, signs, walls, parking meters and streetlights, mostly in New York and Japan, but also in Bangkok, Prague, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur. He goes through 10,000 stickers a month.
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