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making of: cmp one – graffiti to the left, graffiti to the right 28|04|17 – 18|08|17 at zone contemporaine olivier fahrni in Niederwangen-Bern, Switzerland (https://zonecontemporaine.ch/). Produced by Jean-Christophe Dupasquier.
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5th chapter of the ‘Res and Friends’ project. This time the chosen cities are Lausanne and Oslo to make some actions
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A video about an interrail through Europe.
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Trailer above. Movie below.
With lots of actions in the Basque Country and other European systems.
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Boogie‘s work with this ironic statement and its purposely grammatical error, because what isn‘t perfect is often much better. The german graphic artist‘s main work is the letter, which he adopts from fifties‘ style rounded writing, echoing the onomatopoeic expressivity.
Watch him painting the MOLOTOW™ Train at our Headquarters!
Photos: molotow.com/magazine/the-molotow-train/day/boogie-basel/
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Follow OTP‘S and DRN on tour to Avignon, Milano, Nerna and Hamburg.
Montana Colors presents their new project together with Writers Madrid: Hardcore On Tour.
OTP’S and DRN’S throws themselves into this particular odyssey through Europe by car.
The three episodes of the series will bring us along with these adventurers in a true and real way. We will share their triumphs as well as their failures, and we will experience all the trials which travels of this caliber can offer.
In our first post we will come along with our friends through Avignon, Milano, Nerna and Hamburg. This video will speak for itself!
via mtn-world.
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http://www.editionpatrickfrey.com
http://www.urbanpeople.com/
In 2012 KCBR’s sprayers were busy enhancing Zurich’s cityscape and it’s rail network. At the end of last year, they dropped a documentary of their endeavors into the mailbox of art publisher Edition Patrick Frey. Just a couple of weeks later, before the paint on the trains had even dried, their book
Live Life Like KCBR was published. Over one hundred images and a report by the ‘Das Magazin’ Journalist Daniel Ryser provide an in-depth insight into the work of what is probably Zurich’s most active graffiti crew.
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