Yearly Archives: 2009
Cops seek 29 charges against Fairey’s Graffiti
Boston Police are seeking nearly 30 additional graffiti charges against celebrity street scrawler Shepard Fairey for allegedly putting up stickers and posters of his iconic Obama image as well as his “Obey the Giant” tag all over the Hub. Fairey, … Continue reading
The Times of India: 120 squads to keep your walls clean from Graffiti
KOLKATA: Political parties won’t have it easy this time. The state election office has set up 120 squads throughout the state to ensure that your walls are not defaced without adhering to rules. Each of these teams has three members … Continue reading
LEGENDARY GRAFFITI ARTIST MISTER CARTOON TO CREATE ORIGINAL BILLBOARD FOR UNIVERSAL PICTURES’ ‘FAST & FURIOUS’ ON FRIDAY
WHO: World renowned graffiti artist Mister Cartoon, assisted by artists Revok and Toomer WHAT: Over the course of the day, Mister Cartoon and his team will create an original 14′ X 48′ billboard inspired by Universal Pictures’ upcoming action-thriller “Fast … Continue reading
Graffiti BEAT Paint demo with KOPYE and SLOW at 33third
Check out this demonstration of BEAT aerosol paints from Italy. Beat Paint is a low pressure Matte finish triple thick paint. Shot at 33third, 5111 w. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, CA. Feb. 2009. Artists kopye K2S and slow TCP. Video … Continue reading
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We Ride By Train Vol.2 Graffiti film Premiere
March 14th 7pm. Cibo Di Vino/The Matinee 1825 Pacific Ave Stockton, CA 95204 (209) 463-0111 With over 1 million freight trains scattered around north America, artists have been using these rusty, huge steel canvases to showcase their work across the … Continue reading
