The All Texas Graffiti Art Show / LA will show at the Crewest Gallery on Friday, July 3rd 2009.
Crewest is located at 110 Winston Street in downtown Los Angeles 90013. The Crewest Gallery is also having a great exhibition this Saturday night with the “Canceptual Volume 3” opening from 6-9 PM.
This exhibition which runs until May 31st, features a large number of top graffiti artists making incredible artwork using recycled spray cans in a wide range of styles and forms.
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Faith47 started a blog on modart.com.
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NORTH BRUNSWICK — Mayor Francis “Mac” Womack announced a new initiative targeting graffiti in North Brunswick.
“North Brunswick is not alone in trying to eliminate graffiti,” Womack said. “Everywhere you drive in the state you see the impact graffiti has on the quality of life. It’s an uphill battle.”
Womack has asked the township Quality of Life team to develop a comprehensive model to investigate and eradicate graffiti in the township. The Quality of Life team is comprised of department directors, with all departments involved.
All departments will be reporting incidents of graffiti to a central source, the police. The Police Department will then investigate all incidents for any possible criminal charges.
Officers will also be increasing patrols in known target locations.
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In 1999 Kev made the step from solely painting graffiti and publishing fanzines of horror/psychedelic inspired comic strips and began making simple, irreverent, bold, black ink drawings using pen and ink which were entirely inspired by tattoos, comic books, graffiti, girls, 1950’s rock ‘n’ roll and sad, bottom of the bottle country songs.
Since then his drawings have been exhibited across the U.K. and Europe as well as in Australia and America. To his delight his work is also regularly used as tattoo designs and he even occaisonally paints big skulls on walls, just for fun.
Kev currently lives in Leeds, U.K. where he successfully keeps his head above water, draws, works on commissions and is the resident artist and DJ for the burlesque and cabaret show The Wet Spot.
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