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PEZ GRAFFITI EVENT “Sonria por Favor”
Es un placer invitaros a “Sonria por Favor” mi nueva exposicion el Proximo Viernes 12 de Julio de 2009 a partir de las En la Galeria Welldone en la C/ Torrent de l’olla 45. En esta exposicion podreis ver obras … Continue reading
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Letter: Graffiti not art, but unsightly damage
Letter to AppealDemocrat.com on graffit… What do you think? We are living on a graffiti planet. It’s on freeways, overpasses, buildings and billboards. It’s shaped the urban landscape from Paris to L.A. It’s intensified over the years. The first time … Continue reading
HIP-HOP(E) FOR HEALING PROJECT LAUNCHES FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN
HIP-HOP(E) FOR HEALING PROJECT LAUNCHES FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN (for Kidney Transplant Recovery Period &) TO SUPPORT ORGAN DONATION REGISTRATION & HEALTH AWARENESS (NEW YORK – June 5, 2009) – On May 7, 2009, doctors confirmed that Hip-Hop(e) for Healing Project’s co-founder, … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising and graffiti, anti-graffiti, Blek Le Rat, bomb it, Cornbread, 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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Future acceptance seen for graffiti
Part 5 of the Miami Herald’s Graffiti feature: Some parents believe graffiti is only years away from getting a legitimate place in Miami’s art world, so they are encouraging their children to learn the craft. At 7 years old, Roman … Continue reading
Miami’s graffiti crews follow a code of conduct
Part 4 of Miami Herald’s Graffiti feature: Hundreds of Miami graffiti vandals, also known as writers, swim in a world of acronyms that identify the dozens of groups in their tight community. Groups dedicated to graffiti, also known as crews, … Continue reading
