KEMS and EWOK from the Lak Fam have been teaming up more and more recently, exploring and finding good spots to paint. In the search for the ultimate wall, they’ve been hitting the road and have spent some time in the Rust Belt – an area which expands into Upstate New York. Once defined by […]
Jimmy Nice of Hip Hop duo Spit Syndicate, and collective One Day, presents his solo exhibition ‘Many Hands’ at Goodspace this coming Wednesday night. Known normally for his lyrical skills on the mic, the man is also nice at bending letters with his hands. The resulting ‘Many Hands’ show is a collection of works illustrating
“For me I thought graffiti was my life. Graffiti is my identity, graffiti is my family, graffiti is my tribe, hip hop is my language and this is who I am which is basically you saying that you’re an American, which is kind of true if you know what I mean, because that’s their culture.
Over the weekend I got out for a spray with some young guns and, the old gun, REALS. The big dog FRES-master-FRESCO came through with the photography skills. Good times with good humans, big up REALSY for bringing the flamer-tron concept sketch to the table! -BRT Big Riddim Ting: Instagram
SEVENTEEN is a short film that explores the mind of a young graffiti artist. Based in Auckland, New Zealand – the writer tells his story of how he became involved in the graffiti scene. SEVENTEEN pieces together the artist’s narrative and experience in Encounter; a graffiti battle held at Corban Estate Art Centre. The video
ATACK, DWANE, FRITZ and KLUE ride through the wide open country of New Zealand’s beautiful south island. Fuelled exclusively by a diet of pies, Tui beer and Ironlak, the group explore the stunning landscape and turn loose on the exotic variety of rolling stock the island has to offer. “Send me off forever, but I
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Our friends at VNA magazine in the UK are celebrating. What are they celebrating, you ask? Well, 10 years in the independent publishing game is no mean feat! Over the years, the team have very nearly, almost (not sorry) crafted one of the finest publications dedicated to the wider artistic movements of graffiti/ public art/
The Real Time Web Series is a video project that showcases past and present graffiti writers from New Zealand. The series presents the writer’s real time working process, from start to finish, accompanied by a narration of answers to questions that have been created by an online audience. The video series is the brainchild of
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Working against the last few rays of light, to finish these quick daytime tracksides, before being kept in the dark and fed you-know-what. Instagram: @allchrome @ewokmskhm
