Category Archives: Street Art
Legal Graffiti
There are some great fresh aerosol pieces in Brunswick along the Upfield train line. Both of these works employ a dynamic ribbon design that ties these very long works together. At Brunswick station there is very large legit works, replacing … Continue reading
BOMB IT SCREENING AT THE CUBE CINEMA
Film Nights at The Cube Cinema Crimes of Passion decamps to Bristol’s coolest cinema, The Cube for 4 nights of films, shorts, re-scores, live art and merriment. Plus more art from the show will be on display throughout April. When: … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising and graffiti, anti-graffiti, Blek Le Rat, bomb it, Bristol, Clifton, Cornbread, Global Graffiti Documentary, Graffiti, graffiti and art, Graffiti Documentary, graffiti enforcement, Graffiti Film, Jon Reiss, Lady Pink, Os Gemeos, Public Space, Revok, Revs, Royal West of England Academy, Shepard Fairey, Street Art, Street Art Documentary, Street Art Film, Taki 183
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Graffiti artists invited to spruce up midtown
Tired of cleaning up after taggers, the Midtown Business Association is taking a different tack. It’s actually inviting street artists to splash wild, colorful graffiti on designated walls and buildings. The concept, which has been tried with mixed results in … Continue reading
BOMB IT D.C. SCREENING
4/4 Washington, D.C. Where: Historical Society of Washington D.C. Screening time TBD: check here for more.
Posted in Art Show, Events, Global Graffiti Documentary, Graffiti, Headline, News, Public Space, Screenings, Street Art, Video
Tagged advertising and graffiti, anti-graffiti, Blek Le Rat, bomb it, Cornbread, D.C., Global Graffiti Documentary, Graffiti, graffiti and art, Graffiti Documentary, graffiti enforcement, Graffiti Film, Historical Society of Washington D.C., Jon Reiss, Lady Pink, Os Gemeos, Public Space, Revok, Revs, Shepard Fairey, Street Art, Street Art Documentary, Street Art Film, Taki 183, Washington
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Wii Graffiti?
The topic of graffiti is very divisive. Some view it as art, while others perceive it as nothing more than vandalism. Here’s a little something that will fuel that debate, a concept addon controller for the Nintendo Wii that simulates … Continue reading
