Tag Archives: Street Art Documentary
Man, 70, nabbed on graffiti count
A 70-year-old Chestertown man was arrested for allegedly making graffiti on an overpass on Route 9L. Police said Kenneth C. Hopper was using spray paint to write “rowlow” onto the Warren County Bike Trail overpass just before 3 p.m. Saturday. … Continue reading
BOMB IT ATLANTA SCREENING!
Bomb It will be screening at the Cinefest Theatre (part of the Georgia State University Student/University Center) in ATL on 6/26-7/2. Click here for more.
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Tagged advertising and graffiti, anti-graffiti, Atlanta, Blek Le Rat, bomb it, Cinefest theatre, Cornbread, Georgia, Global Graffiti Documentary, Graffiti, graffiti and art, Graffiti Documentary, graffiti enforcement, Graffiti Film, Jon Reiss, Lady Pink, Os Gemeos, Public Space, Revok, Revs, Shepard Fairey, Street Art, Street Art Documentary, Street Art Film, Taki 183
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Is Erasing Graffiti Really so Important?
From Tallahassee.com: Take the 2003 city ordinance requiring all Tallahassee house numbers be at least 3 inches high and placed against a contrasting background. Heard of anybody getting a ticket on that one? And half the houses in town still … Continue reading
BOMB IT CONNECTICUT SCREENING!
Bomb It will be screening as part of the Connecticut Film Festival at the Heirloom Arts Theater in Danbury, CT on Saturday, June 6 at 8:45pm. Click here for more!
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Tagged advertising and graffiti, anti-graffiti, Blek Le Rat, bomb it, Connecticut, Connecticut Film Festival, Cornbread, CT, Global Graffiti Documentary, Graffiti, graffiti and art, Graffiti Documentary, graffiti enforcement, Graffiti Film, Jon Reiss, Lady Pink, Os Gemeos, Public Space, Revok, Revs, Shepard Fairey, Street Art, Street Art Documentary, Street Art Film, Taki 183
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GRAFFITI: AVANT-GARDE ART?
Spray-can artists find their skills in high demand, as graffiti stealthy routes to wealth. It’s been sprayed on trains and scrawled across skyscrapers. This year, it was even splattered on Louis Vuitton handbags. When, exactly, did graffiti get so glamorous? … Continue reading
