It looks like a new Graffiti DVD is dropping this fall 2010, by Risk x Wildones called “THE FAST LIFE”.
Tag: Graffiti
July 15, 2010
ABOVE vs. HOLLYWOOD
ABOVE spent the last 12 days down in Los Angeles hanging my newly themed “Movie star arrow mobiles” site specifically in Hollywood where all of the movie magic is created. There were 50 of each male and female (100 arrows hung total) movie stars as the topic and face of each arrow mobile. ABOVE enjoyed giving back to Hollywood a large dose of what it is infatuated and consumed with that being movie’s and the actors that make the movies.
July 4, 2010
Urban Roots Issue 6
In selling a new issue of domestic graffiti magazine “Urban Roots”. While it can be purchased only in Moscow, Cheboksary and Nizhny Novgorod. Number more than half devoted to reviewing the western graffiti scene. It works by lesser-known writers in Russia and the luminaries of the global graffiti scene, such as, for example, Can2.
Also in this issue you can read an interview with Mad C, Max13, and Kislow, and also read reports about teams Loveletters and Heavy Artillery. You are waiting for the work of writers from Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Georgia, Germany, France, Italy, Poland, Serbia, Croatia, England, Brazil, Portugal, USA and China. The volume of the magazine 180 pages.
Official website – source coderedmagazine
June 30, 2010
McKoy x Banos Story is Getting Bigger and Bigger
McKoy and Banos did this beautiful train in Singapore and got caught some days ago. I think most of you heard the rumours about it and since today they are true: The person who got caught was pleaded guilty earlier this week to one count each of vandalism and trespassing for breaking into a train depot with an accomplice and drawing graffiti on two subway carriages on May 16.
More after the bump! Read more »
June 29, 2010
Exclusive Interview with Robbo: On Banksy, Graffiti and More
There are two sides to every story: Robbo talks exclusively to Juxtapoz about graffiti, his ongoing feud with Banksy, and his return to the art world.
I ordered a Budweiser and anxiously looked at my mobile. It was 7:50pm on a Friday night and Robbo has agreed to meet me at the Princess of Wales pub in Primrose Hill, London*. This friendly little pub was filled to the rafters with people who had gathered to watch the world cup on the two TV screen at either end of the bar. I didn’t have a good view of the entrance so I grabbed my drink and went outside where I was quickly joined by Robbo – a huge stature of a man with shaved head, a white ‘Team Robbo’ tee-shirt which he had designed himself, shorts and trainers. I spent the next few hours learning more about this old school graffiti legend who has been thrust back into the spotlight.
