Yo boys bangs made it!
Thanks Steve

While I was checking some graffiti from my native home town,  I couldn’t help to give mad props to some friends that did the biggest piece ever in Geneva, Switzerland over 10 years ago at the “Avanchet” projects. Those projects are basically the last stretch of buildings until you arrive to the GVA airport. Any cars that would go to the airport had to pass in front of it. Big up to the @#$%& crew for killing it and still doing things out there… 216 what???? BIg up also to: Dekor, Esprit, Gamo, Jag, Jazi, Joul, Reso, Risk, Rey, Serval, Timer, Poncho the Geneva graffiti pioneers.

Thanks Aaron

Can’t get enough tunes from those dudes in this hot NY summer.

One nasty game with a great outcome…

Great friends, good Chilean cocktails and a great view…

In the grand tradition of late-breaking but excellent No Mas events…
Please join us Wednesday night for a private screening of “Unforgiveable Blackness” (Part I: The Rise) to celebrate the life of Jack Johnson and to ask President Obama to clear his name.

July 4th will mark the 100th anniversary of the Fight of the Century and Johnson’s dismantling of Jefferies. Reno Nevada, site of the original fight, is hosting a rally to support of a Presidential Pardon for the trumped-up conviction of Johnson on the Mann Act, but we need to do our part in NYC.

In partnership with Barking Irons, we will also be unveiling a Pardon Jack Johnson t-shirt, with a portion of proceeds to benefit PBS, who supported the documentary that helped school us about one of our greatest sporting champions and social groundbreakers.

Jack Johnson refused to live by any compass but his own, suffered the consequences and ultimately helped changed the rules of race in American sport and society forever.

Join us in honoring his name and legacy.
Wedsnesday, June 30th, 7:30 pm
Tribeca Grand Screening Room
2 Avenue of the Americas (downstairs)

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More info on the movement to pardon Jack Johnson: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/06/26/AR2010062602052.html