Category Archives: Review
Kaffeine Buzz Review
See what Kaffeine Buzz had to say about Bomb It: More than ever, graffiti is a point of contention in most cities. And not just here in the U.S.; in cities across the world. It’s also a form of art … Continue reading
Posted in Global Graffiti Documentary, Graffiti, Press, Public Space, Review, Street Art
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Juxtapoz Review
Check out what Juxtapoz had to say in their review of BOMB IT: “When faced with the knowledge that graffiti artists aren’t all thuggy-looking poor young boys in the ghetto, they come from all classes, races, ages, genders, all demographics … Continue reading
Posted in Global Graffiti Documentary, Graffiti, Headline, News, Press, Review, Street Art
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Artillery Magazine Review
Check out our review in Artillery Magazine (vol 2 no 2 nov/dec 2007) by Skot Armstrong just hitting stands now. “The first time that my apartment in Hollywood got tagged, I was informed by a neighborhood crazy three floors below. … Continue reading
Posted in Blek Le Rat, Cornbread, Global Graffiti Documentary, Graffiti, Press, Review
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Real graffiti-life
After two decades of being subjected to graffiti-related media and the selling of graffiti lifestyle merchandise (from clothing to overpriced “bomber’s” spray-paint), I have rarely been satisfied with how graffiti writers are depicted or marketed to as a consumer group … Continue reading
Posted in Filmmaking, Graffiti, Headline, News, Press, Review
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More Press & Interviews
More press and interviews keep coming in. From IGN.COM “At the core of the film is a poignant social statement about public space and the war being waged for it by major corporations, the forces of gentrification, and the street … Continue reading
Posted in Belx2, Cornbread, Graffiti, Lady Pink, New York, Press, Public Space, Punk Rock, Quality of Life, Race, Review, Screenings, Street Art, Taki 183, TKO, Toe, Tribeca Film Festival
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