Chanoir, and Barcelona favorites Pez and el Xupet Negre are having a show in Paris October 19th to November 24th! Each artist is known for their own unique iconic characters. So don’t miss out on the cartoon fun.
Show is from 10/18- 11/ 24/ 07 at:
Dadawan & Mad Turnip Art Shop
11, rue de l’Aqueduc 75010
Paris – France.
Tel : +33 1 43 40 77 70
For more info on the show please visit:
Since we finally made it up north to the Calgary International Film Festival we got a bit of press in the Gauntlet, the University of Calgary’s newsweekly. Here’s an excerpt:
Whatever side you may be on, Bomb It will shed a new light on graffiti as the thrills, horrors, dangers and reasons behind the lifestyles and history to the art of graffiti.
Remember to “Just drop it, bomb it.”
Click here to read the article for yourself
Berlin knows how to bomb it- just about every square inch of surface within reach has been hit with graffiti. So you won’t want to miss the best international graffiti & hip hop film fest the city has to offer- ROTL: Rhythm of the Line from October 12-14th.
Bomb It will be the special opener screening to get the party started on October 11th, 2007 at 9pm at the “Eiszeit” cinema in Kreuzberg Berlin. KET will also be coming out from NYC to represent!!! So get on down to the Rhythm of the Line!
BOMB IT screens
Oct 11th at 21:00 hr
EISZEIT Kino
Zeughofstr. 20
10997 Berlin Kreuzberg
U1 Görlitzer Park
see the website for more details: www.rotl.de
Scage– the graffiti artist in Bomb It inspired by Dutch graphic design- has a wicked photo blog up on Fotolog. He and his design collective/ studio Booyabase do experimental (street)art projects in public space. Currently they are honoring the work of legendary Dutch graffiti writer Days, so you definitely want to check out the site soon. After their tribute to Days finishes they’ll continue to update the site everyday with new pics of their design projects. So check out this link for pics from the vault of works by legendary Days and his vanguard 3-D style:
So if you liked some of the NYC subway tunnel images in our film, then you’ll definitely want to check out the new photo blog from the talented photographer Stephen Schuster who contributed still images to Bomb It.
This September he made a visit to LA and took a walk down the LA River with Jersey Joe. Check out the cool flix and a bad ass portrait of Estevan Oriol at:
