Posts tagged street
Meddling Kids, M train; car 8381 By Jilly Ballistic
WWII Lookout / Greenpoint Ave Monitor Tower, Queens bound G, Photo From Jilly Ballistic Flickr Stream
STYLE WARS … the Outtakes -“STYLE WARS was originally edited to its 69 minute length from about 30 hours of 16 mm film that we shot in 1981 and 1982. Hours of exciting and wonderful scenes in the extra footage that didn’t make it into the finished film need to be restored. There are many shots of trains and some surprising masterpieces rescued from oblivion.”
Space Invader Invades South America (Sao Paolo). Using local tiles of course.
Getting Banksy Right
“The fact that the guy has some real anti-authoritarian bona fides — that he’s often out to make a point, and not just moving from one outrage to the next — is something that’s lost in the second-guessing about his film. His work is as straightforward as a brick. That’s part of its charm. Maybe this would be more obvious to people if the guy weren’t so frickin’ successful. It’s easy to say that he wants to have his cake and eat it too, critiquing the system and being part of it. But as in the case of, say, the Sex Pistols — partly a marketing concoction — just because a phenomenon isn’t some totally pure, uncalculated thing doesn’t mean it’s incapable of saying something meaningful.”
Fecal Face does a Dan Witz studio visit.
The Sartorialist captures a pleasing and iconic image found in almost all American cities. Totally unrelated, I’d like this suit, yes please.
Saving Keith Haring in Melbourne - “It’s the only permanent thing that I did while I was in Australia,” 1984 Melbourne work is last surviving wall painting by the late artist’s own hand, and it’s being restored.
Fuck, I can’t believe this is Penny’s hand-cut half-tone stencil on a broken garage door in Hackney, wow, nice job.
Stop-Motion Graffiti Video From Broken Fingaz, click over to view video within post and check out some of their pieces.
Free Graffiti Spray Can App
Elite Gudz has released the “Graffiti Spray Can” App with realistic shake animations, rattle sounds, and touch-screen easy spray can action.
Banksy’s Road trip Continues: “It’s been amazing to see how Banksy’s road trip across North America has completely energized local communities in San Francisco, Detroit, Chicago, Toronto, and now Boston.”
Malcolm McLaren - Double Dutch Video
EL CAMINOxEXIST 1981xTOCAYO from EXIST1981 on Vimeo, Cuban-born illustrator (Tocayo) collaborates with San Diego street artist (Exist 1981) on El Camino restaurant in Little Italy, SD.
