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Royal “Prins Henrik” of Denmark standing in front
of a canvas by: Bates and Great from 1987 at
Museum of Modern Art KUNSTEN Aalborg
“Dansk Graffiti 1984-2013” Exhibition.
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WORDPLAY Magazine Issue from the UK including specials on ACTION BRONSON,
PUBLIC ENEMY, ANGEL HAZE, a look at the SEEN Collection Winter/Spring 2013 and much more!
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The legendary graffiti writer Cres1 opened a new solo show in Copenhagen on Friday, 5th of April and here’s some photo coverage.
Cres1 is a true old school legend who’s been painting for almost 30 years (he was an original member of Whap Gang)!
You can read a bit more about the show here: http://www.le-fix.com/?p=481
Photo credit: Henrik Haven | Freelance Photographer
Carbon 2013 was the third year that this Melbourne based Festival of contemporary style, design & culture has taken place. 2013 saw the biggest turnout and was by far the most positively received of the Carbon series.
The Carbon line-up of speakers included: Ronnie Fieg, PM Tenore, Woody, Shawn Stussy, Dabs Myla, Mark Drew, Geoff Lillemon, Barry McGee, Andrew Montell, Jeff Hamada, Lawrence Schlossman, Eddie Huang, Martha Cooper, Will Robson-Scott, Henry Chalfant plus participating artists Does and INSA.
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Bizarre Beyond Belief - Issue #8
The wait for the great eight is over! In another double-pressed issue with a variety of incredible artists that are finely tuned and well respected painters in their practice, issue number eight of Bizarre Beyond Belief will have your eyes oozing with pleasure. With artists such as MOTEL6 [GH], Alex Bierk, JNasty [Die By The Can], Marc Gooderham, John Reuss, Adam “CODAK” Smith, Ruben Pang and DOES of LoveLetters, this hundred and four page issue will leave you wanting more and more.
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Graffiti artist EWOK blesses the walls at a Red Bull warehouse in LA.
EWOK has been at the game a long time, so we were stoked to hear
the MSK crew member talk about his creative process, as he went to
work on a wall inside a Red Bull warehouse in Los Angeles.
Dr.Z writes:
Its a short video clip of my Lego letter racers…something I was working with The Rammellzee as his student a few months before he died.
In 2010, the infamous RAMM:ΣLL:ZΣΣ took one final student within his movement of “GOTHIC FUTURISM.” After months of mechanical & design apprenticeship, he was awarded title of “D-ONE”, authorized to race tank style alphabetical letters & given the duty of “IKONOKLAST PANZERIST.” This legacy continues through D-One aka “DR.ZVLV” & the other soldiers in the “TAG MASTER KILLERS” army of assassins…
“Evolutionary, symbolic & functional with building blocks armed to destroy. These letter forms are not a toy.”
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This is a news story that documented the second Hex vs. Slick battle. It took place behind a Los Angeles Levitz furniture store in 1990. I grew up in Toronto and somehow got my hands on a VHS dub about a year after, shit is legendary!
HEX VS. SLICK