Tag Archives: Street Art
Graffiti and Street Art – Vandalism or Marketing?
From the Cool Insights blog: Being an avid runner, I often jog around the Parkville and Carlton areas near my university campus and chance upon street art along various walls, pavements and fences. Some of the air-brushed displays are aesthetically … Continue reading
NEW YORK TIMES GRAFFITI: Chronicler of the Furtive Arts
Click here for a nice graffiti retrospective from the NY Times (by photographer Martha Cooper AKA Kodakgirl). Kodakgirl, as Martha Cooper is known to the city’s B-boys and B-girls, has left her own indelible mark on New York as an … Continue reading
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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Graffiti at Tubs – vandalism or art?
Yesterday afternoon while driving through the University District, I saw something that made me pull over, park my car, and take about a gazillion pictures. Someone had painted dynamic and colorful graffiti over the entire exterior of the old Tubs … Continue reading
