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The Good, the Bad, and the Odd in Curbside Culture
"In this new, occasional department, we ask design professionals to tell us what they see when they traverse the city. What tricks are advertisers using? Is pink the new orange?"
Gothamist received a 14-page manifesto from the splasher.
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"REVS discusses the metal sculptures that he's been placing in different locations around Brooklyn."
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Some Thoughts on Last Week in Boston
"Trying too hard to be cool only shows that you have absolutely nothing to say."
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"Soundbombs are New-Media-Accessories. Each one a lowtech object for interactive transmission. An integrated soundmodul makes it possible to record any given sound and then activate it through a motiondetector."
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LA///BANKSY'S "BARELY LEGAL" SHOW VIP SNEAK PEEK . . .
Ton of pictures from Banksy's LA show.
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'Guerrilla artist' replaces heiress's CDs in shops with doctored versions
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Our Favorite Invader Piece Ever
"Made with 323 Rubiks cubes. Lovely."
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Bus Ticket Origami from REZ in Liverpool
"i know that at least personally people tend to fold, fiddle or tear their tickets . . . so i started folding, designing and then placing origami instruction stickers on the back of seats all around the liverpool area."
Some huge Obey Giant stuff out in LA.
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Banksy Takes on The Melbourne Street Art Scene
The biggest loser of the Commonwealth games, says graffiti artist Banksy, is Melbourne's street art scene - and London could be next for the whitewash
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"Autobahn has developped a font wich can be used on fences. The font is based uppon the grid of the fence."
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adidas gets it right with adicolor
A German billboard campaign uses street art right.
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Some artist in Australia took a bunch of what look like giant milk crates and created a giant person out of them.
Artist Mark Jenkins installed big lollipop looking things over parking meters around Washington DC.
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Seen On The Streets of Bushwick (New York)
Some beautiful street art from Brooklyn.
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An amazing interview with Cost and Revs for 1994
"Written back in 1994, I think it would be good for the Wooster readers to remember who took the paste up and turned it into something dangerous and started a Street Art phenomenon that is world wide now."
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" I printed 15,000 of these bubble stickers and place them on top of ads all over New York City. Passersby fill them in. I go back and photograph the results."
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"For the first time in history, Skewville, America's most subversive street art twins, will be unlcoking their doors and allowing the public to explore their secret laboratory."
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Stories of how street artists got their names. This installment includes: WK, Elboe-Toe, Klutch, Geo, Spazmat, and Dr. D.
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Pasting up big Gonzo faces all over Philadelphia
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Street art around New York, all being released to the public domain
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Three-dimensional looking chalk sidewalk art.
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The Family Guy Salutes Shepard Fairey
Apparently Peter painted a big Obey Giant on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
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Rockin' cutouts on New York City Walk/Don't Walk signs
NYTimes: "On the spur-of-the-moment, Simon Curtis, inset, grabbed a self-portrait of Michelle Cortez from 31 Grand, a Williamsburg gallery, during an art opening."
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Bending, Bolting and Evading the Police
New York Times profile of street artist Leon Reid
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A Graffiti Legend Is Back on the Street
In the New York graffiti world of the early 1990's, he was everywhere and larger than life, sometimes literally: the name Revs, usually accompanied by that of his partner in crime, Cost, could be found scrawled, wheat-pasted or painted in gargantuan white
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Wooster Collective: "Tano is an artist in Chicago who pastes photographs over no-parking signs throughout the city of Chicago. We're told that these images are not manipulated."
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It's Not Graffiti, It's Grafedia
Wired: "Geraci wants grafedia to make people think about the idea that the boundaries of the web are totally arbitrary. If you can put links in different places, he said, you're essentially extending the internet."
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