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Bates

Copenhagen, Denmark

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REVAMP THE 80’S

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ive been diggin my old sketch archive, and found a outline from around 1988,
decided to rock it in Århus Denmark aug. 2008
more info:
http://graffitiprojects.com/home.html

Posted on August 25, 2008 at 01:37 AM   |   Comment  (7 comments)   

MAGIC MOMENTS

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Dusting off a few old Magic Moments Stickers

Posted on August 21, 2008 at 06:08 AM   |   Comment  (2 comments)   

ICONS FOR NOW

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We have the pleasure of inviting you and your companion to the opening party of:
Icons for Now
André alias Monsieur A (FR), Blu (IT), Faust ( DK),
Herbert Baglione (BR), HuskMitNavn/ RememberMyName (DK)
Miss.Tic (FR), Steve Powers (US), Søren Behncke alias papfar (DK)
Victor Ash (FR/PT/DK), Zevs (FR)
Thursday, August 28, 2008, 7:00 pm
The exhibition will be opened by the curators of the exhibition
Miriam Nielsen and Toke Lykkeberg
The curators and several of the artists will be present at the opening
The exhibition is shown on different locations in the centre of Århus
from August 29, 2008
Before the opening the curators will give a guided tour of the artworks all located in the
heart of Århus. Meeting place and time: The Aarhus Art Building 4:30 pm
The exhibition is a collaboration between the Aarhus Art Building and the Aarhus Festival
The exhibition is sponsored by:
Århus Kommunes Kulturudviklingspulje, Kunstrådets Billedkunstudvalg,
Colorama, All Remove og Nordea Danmark Fonden
ÅRHUS KUNSTBYGNING
J. M. MØRKS GADE 13 DK-8000 ÅRHUS C +45 86 20 60 50
http://www.aarhuskunstbygning.dk info@aarhuskb.dk
Tuesday - sunday kl. 10 - 17. wed. kl. 10 - 21. Monday closed

Posted on August 20, 2008 at 10:16 AM   |   Comment  (1 comments)   

ILLADEL SILVER INK

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Bates Detos squeezer filled with Illadel Chrome 4 oz. Refill Bottle
aug. 2008 Copenhagen

Posted on August 19, 2008 at 02:49 PM   |   Comment  (0 comments)   

PAINT MOPS

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Junobo Paint Mops with: ATLANTIC BLUE
Aug. 2008

Posted on August 19, 2008 at 04:06 AM   |   Comment  (2 comments)   

TEACHING THE NEXT GENERATION

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Teaching the next generation!
just ask: Soten,Teiser,Tiws,Detos,Host,Ken20,Che and Many more..
They all been under my wing!
Photocredit: Dj Typhoon
August 2008

Posted on August 16, 2008 at 12:41 PM   

CONTAINER TRASH

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Bates,Sabe and Rime
Summer 2008

Posted on August 14, 2008 at 04:15 AM   |   Comment  (1 comments)   

SILVER HAND

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Bates Teis
Copenhagen 2008

Posted on August 12, 2008 at 09:50 AM   |   Comment  (0 comments)   

FAST AND SIMPLE

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Bates
Copenhagen
Aug. 2008

Posted on August 09, 2008 at 04:41 AM   |   Comment  (5 comments)   

BIG SILVER TAGS

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Bates(aio)Rime(msk)Eriko(msk) rocking big silver tags on the line 2008

Posted on August 08, 2008 at 04:10 AM   

ZIG ZAG MARKER TAG

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Zig Zag 20mm tip marker tag from 2007

Posted on August 07, 2008 at 05:28 AM   

CHARACTERS 2008

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Ive been really into characters lately,heres some from 2007-2008
-DONT BITE!
Made by: Bates ©

Posted on July 30, 2008 at 09:24 AM   

A HOT SUMMER DAY


Melting Clown Production
By: Sabe and Bates
on a hot summer day in July 2008
Copenhagen Denmark

Posted on July 28, 2008 at 01:04 PM   |   Comment  (3 comments)   

NEW CLOUT MAGAZINE #10 OUT NOW!

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New Clout Issue #10 out now!

Featuring Clyde Carson, Traxamillion, Smif-N-Wessun, Ryan Bubnis, Boogie, Aloy MSK, Much HM and Chopper. Full description:
Versatility is one of the keys to success and all the interviewees in this tenth issue possess that quality in one way or another. The Game has been leading the West Coast resurgence for some time now and with his record label, The Black Wall Street, has been bringing up artists like Clyde Carson to follow suit. Hailing from Oakland, California, Clyde Carson is one of the Bay’s most promising stars and when we met up with him at the Coliseum Yard in The Town, that star quality was quite evident. Purveyor of Hyphy Juice, Clyde Carson not only has his music game on tight, but business as well. Another rising star from the Bay, Traxamillion has been knocking out slap after slap and lyrically, is just as good as his production and you’ll be hearing a lot more from this young star who’s working with some of rap’s major players. In the next issue, we will be featuring an in-depth interview with the man who put Clyde Carson’s hometown on the map and who’s also worked with Trax, rap pioneer and living legend, Too $hort, so stay tuned. From the East Coast, we’ve got Brooklyn’s Tek and Steele of Smif-N-Wessun, who are now back with a new album and a refreshing amount of insightful lyrics. Speaking of Brooklyn, photographer Boogie, who was born and raised in Belgrade, Serbia and now calls NY home, has shot various images of street life around the world and gives us some insight in a Q&A session. Portland, Oregon based artist Ryan Bubnis, who is just as comfortable in a train yard as well as in a gallery, shows us some of his new work and talks about his art and what the future holds. Infamous Australian madman Chopper Read who was notorious as a criminal, and is also a successful author and surprisingly now a recording artist is an example of how versatility helps to keep one relevant. MUCH, whose versatile style graces numerous freight trains that roll across America, converses with EWOK in one of my favorite interviews to date. Lastly, I agree with ALOY in that graffiti should be done for the fun of it. Check out his interview along with flicks of some dope ass spots he’s caught. Versatility is key. Be smart, be safe and as Much says, more painting less posting.

CULT OF BEAUTY

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Posted on July 25, 2008 at 12:21 AM   |   Comment  (2 comments)   

DETAIL SHOT OF THE WEEK!

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Bates Teis
Copenhagen
July 2008

Posted on July 24, 2008 at 04:05 AM   |   Comment  (0 comments)