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Justin BUA Urban Art Gallery Show, New York City

Justin BUA Urban Art Gallery Show, New York City

 

'The Poet' Justin Bua Urban Art

'The Poet' Justin Bua Urban Art

Justin Bua, widely recognized as Hip-Hop’s most compelling visual urban artist, is having his first major Manhattan art exhibition at Pop International Gallery on March 25th at 8:30PM. It’ll be a great show, so get down there if you can.

Pop International Gallery
473 W. Broadway
New York

 

'Back In The Days' Justin Bua Urban Art

'Back In The Days' Justin Bua Urban Art

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Graffiti Artist Futura, Video Interview from Walrus TV

Graffiti Artist Futura, Video Interview from Walrus TV

Futura is a New York graffiti legend, Walrus TV have released a video interview with him from The Run-Up… Always good to see the aliens.

Futura Graffiti Artist Video Interview

Futura Graffiti Artist Video Interview

Futura Graffiti Artist Video Interview

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Legendary Graffiti Bomber MQ…

Legendary Graffiti Bomber MQ…

Graff bomber MQ is notorious for his brash style and the sheer volume of his work on the streets. For over a decade, the New York City-born artist has made his name in the graffiti world by being fearless and staying true to street culture.

MQ Graffiti Bombing

MQ Graffiti Bombing

Now, for the first time, MQ’s style is being applied to new canvases and some tshirts and other stuff. A sick MTN can too! Buy them here

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Jodie H Shows World Graffiti Art, UK, New York, France

Jodie H Shows World Graffiti Art, UK, New York, France

Jodie has been busting around the world for what seems like forever, and she’s taken some great photos of graffiti and street art along the way. She said we could post some of them for the rest of you to see, which is nice of her.

We’re especially feeling the paste ups from New York, great stuff, and there are some shots from Birmingham (UK), and Paris too.

 

New York, USA Paste-up art - Keith Haring NY Tribute

New York, USA Paste-up art - Keith Haring NY Tribute

 

New York, USA Paste-up art - McCain

New York, USA Paste-up art - McCain

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COPE2 Graffiti Art – Fresh Gallery Photos

COPE2 Graffiti Art – Fresh Gallery Photos

Back to work, ugh. But some art always helps!

COPE2 has been around for while, people seem to love him or hate him and that can’t be a bad thing for a notorious writer.

Big bubble letters are our favourite so this is a great set of pics for us to see and a decent video of COPE2 stuff. You can buy them too, if you want a bit of graffiti history and have a whole bunch of spare cash.

Here are a few from the curbandstoops.com Interactive Gallery, nice.

 COPE2 Graffiti Art Gallery

COPE2 Graffiti Art Gallery

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Jamel Shabazz Urban Photographer – New Video Interview

Jamel Shabazz Urban Photographer Video Interview

Got something a bit different from the usual today, it’s not urban art with paint but urban photography by New York legend Jamel Shabazz

Jamal Shabazz New York Photography New York

Jamal Shabazz New York Photography New York

Brooklyn native Jamel Shabazz’s images of 1980’s New York’s culture have made him an iconic contemporary photographer. He has been included in numerous publications, authored three monographs including the classic Back in the Days, and his photographs have been displayed in major cities throughout Europe and North America.

Jamal Shabazz New York Photography New York

Jamal Shabazz New York Photography New York

In this video, Ricky Powell films the opening reception of a Shabazz exhibition in New York. Watch the interview from “Dithers,” available for the first time to the public for free, on Walrus TV.

Jamel Shabazz has been documenting the ‘Urban Life’ for over 30 years. Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY he picked up his first camera at the age of 15 and proceeded to record the world around him.

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Shabazz has drawn inspiration from the great James Van Der Zee, Gordon Parks, Robert Capa, Chester Higgins and Eli Reed. He’s the author of 3 Monographs Back in the Days, The Last Sunday in June and A Time Before Crack, Jamel is presently working on his fourth book, entitled The 90’s. 

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Here is another Walrus TV interview with Rock Steady Crew legendary urban artist Doze Green.

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DOZE GREEN Interview on Walrus TV – New York Graffiti Artist

DOZE GREEN Interview on Walrus TV – New York Graffiti Artist

The peeps at Upper Playground and Walrus TV have got a great new interview with New York graffiti legend Doze Green (an original member of the Rock Steady Crew), it’s well worth a watch to hear the thoughts of a pioneering old skool graff writer…

They sent over a bunch of info too, here they go!

Doze Green merges influences from his East Coast graffiti and b-boy background with a painting style he refined on the West Coast. The resulting artwork is complex and intensely symbolic, serving as a means of both social commentary and self-awareness.

Doze Green Urban Art - San Francisco - Click for more sick San Fran graff...

Doze Green Urban Art - San Francisco - Click for more sick San Fran graff...

His interest in the duality of the human condition is reflected throughout his pieces. Doze Green’s work has been displayed in cities across Europe, Japan, Australia, and the United States. Watch the interview, on Walrus TV (actually, got the YouTube vid below).

Doze Green was born and raised in New York City. He is an original member of the infamous Rock Steady Crew. He is a pioneer of Hip Hop Culture and a Graff Legend – the King of Character’s. Over the years, Doze Green’s paintings have progressed from the streets and into galleries. In the same spirit of graffiti they tell the stories of the oppressed which continue to be largely untold.

Doze Green - Panguerra (2004)

Doze Green - Panguerra (2004)

His art career began on the walls and eventually the trains of NYC in 1974. By the mid 1980’s he was exhibiting his work in art spaces such as the OK Harris Gallery, Tony Shafrazi Gallery and the Fun Gallery. Doze Green’s work is in many public and private collections throughout the United States, Japan, Europe and Australia.

Doze Green Graffiti Artist - Rock Steady Crew

Doze Green Graffiti Artist - Rock Steady Crew

Here is the DOZE GREEN interview presented by Walrus TV. They have lots of other artist interviews too, check out the page.

Who are Upper Playground?

Based in San Francisco, CA, Upper Playground is the leader in today’s progressive art movement with its innovative apparel and accessories line and art galleries. Since 1999, Upper Playground has been recognized as a catalyst for the fusion of fashion with fine art.

UP apparel and accessories are designed by local and international artists including Sam Flores, Jeremy Fish, Estevan Oriol, David Choe, and Alex Pardee. The Upper Playground collection is sold in over 300 boutiques worldwide and online. In addition, Upper Playground has stores and galleries in San Francisco, Berkeley, Sacramento, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle, New York, and London.

You should check out Doze Green’s website too, it’s great and it’s full of loads of Doze Green art from years back…

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Bomb IT Graffiti Documentary – Interview with Jon Reiss – Watch Full Doc Now!

Bomb IT Graffiti Documentary – Interview with Jon Reiss – Watch Full Doc Now!

 

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Graffiti van

Graffiti van

Sao Paulo, Brazil Pixacao Tags

Sao Paulo, Brazil Pixacao Tags

‘Bomb IT’ is a new graffiti and urban art documentary from director Jon Reiss, it looks at a broad range of urban art from the likes of Brazil’s Os Gemeos, COPE2 from NY, stencil legend Blek le Rat and a load more legends from all over the world.

World Graffiti Urban Art has an interview with Jon Reiss, the trailers to the movie and the links to watch the ‘BOMB IT’ Graffiti Documentary totally free on Babelgum.com, see below. Really, it’s free and it’s AWESOME!

It’s one of the best graffiti and urban art documentary films we’ve seen, covering exciting graff scenes from as far as South Africa and Brazil. The Brazil coverage is particularly facinating, as they follow pixador artists around Sao Paulo and meet a sewer artist who reveals some pretty heart-breaking scenes.

Pixador graff artist climbs billboard - Sau Paulo, Brazil

Pixador graff artist climbs billboard - Sau Paulo, Brazil

The doc is also full of some of the sickest new and old urban art around and even the most hardcore writer will learn something new about the different graffiti scenes around the world.

The full-length documentary, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and has screened at over 20 other festivals including Full Frame Doc Fest, is available to watch on Babelgum’s Metropolis Channel, which is dedicated to showcasing videos about art, urban culture and trends.

MICKEY - Holland (Amsterdam) Graffiti Art

MICKEY - Holland (Amsterdam) Graffiti Art

Named one of Daily Variety’s “Ten Digital Directors To Watch” John Reiss’s BOMB IT tells the story of graffiti through interviews and guerilla footage of graffiti writers in action following the movement as it paints the globe from Paris to Sao Paolo and Los Angeles to Cape Town. Featuring old school legends and current favorites such as Taki 183, Cornbread, Stay High 149, T-Kid, Cope 2, Zephyr, Revs, Os Gemeos, KET, Chino, Shepard Fairey, Revok, and Mear One. This cutting edge documentary tracks down today’s most innovative and pervasive street artists as they battle for control over the urban visual landscape.

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Check out the trailers below, and an interview with the director Jon Reiss as he talks to World Graffiti about the making of the documentary.


Bomb It: Trailer – No. 1

Q : so how did you hook up with Cornbread? You agree that he’s the first graff writer?

A: We already had at the time a very good relationship with Pose 2 who in turn introduced us to Cornbread. He is one of the first modern graff writers – Cornbread even refers to a freeway writer who was working in the 50s. But for me graff goes back to the birth of human consciousness.

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ICE - South Africa Graffiti

ICE - South Africa Graffiti

Blek le Rat - France Stencil and Paste-Up Art

Blek le Rat interview - France Stencil and Paste-Up Art

People have been wanting to write on walls since that had something to write with and on! It will continue until we kill ourselves off. Go to Italy – even though there are a lot of writers there – much of the graff in the streets is either political or amourous. People need to express themselves in public.

Q: How long did it take to make the documentary?

A: Started 5 years ago – Bomb IT took three years but its been 2 years in the distribution. The project is expanding not only with the episodes on Babelgum, but we will eventually cut 4-6 more films from our 400 hours of footage. Bomb IT: Sao Paulo is 1/2 way done. NY and LA are in progress.


Bomb It: Urban Trailer – No. 2

Q: Most interesting/weirdest featured artist?

A: Never going to pick favorites – you should know that – all the others will be hating on me.

Q: The gang world and graff world are intertwined in many people’s minds, can the 2 be separated? Do you think the gang connection made by the general public hurts the urban art scene?

A: The link between gangs and graff is mostly established by the media. Even the NYC Vandal Squad laughs at the concept that writers are in gangs. However there are stronger links between gangs and graff in a couple of cities – like LA where some writers have done some things that help the media in their cause to link the two – unfortunately. Education is the best bet – part of the reason I made Bomb It, so that people could understand and appreciate the many many faces of graff.

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Q: What’s your favourite graffiti decade? 70s 80s etc?

A: NOW!

Q: Tell me a bit about you, you always been into graff?

A: Nope. Fell into it – a DJ from my film Better Living Through Circuitry introduced me to Sharp and 2ESAE on a trip to NY. Two things hooked me in those meeting – the intelligence and depth of the culture, and the nocturnal run that 2EASE took me out on.

Q: Whats your opinion of the ‘broken window’ theory, that graff leads ultimately to more crime & urban decay?

A: I think my opinion is reflected in the film. As Tkid says “whose quality of life?”.

Q: What was your favourite part of making a documentary like this?

A: Getting people to appreciate a culture that they used to hate.


Bomb It: Worldwide Trailer – No. 3

Q: it was cool you went to Cape Town, great to see some African writers, not usually featured in docs. Totally different style of writing too, you liked it there?

A: Cape Town is amazing! Love it – really generous people.

Q: Do you find yourself looking around for art when you walk around?

A: All the time. Once you start – you can’t stop.

CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE FULL GRAFFITI DOCUMENTARY ‘BOMB IT!’ FREE ON BABELGUM.COM!

You can also watch clips from the film, find your favourite artists…

Thanks very much to Jon for answering my questions, go check out the film, I can’t recommend it enough.

In addition to premiering the full-length documentary film online, Babelgum is debuting exclusive shorts produced for Babelgum by director John Reiss. The pieces spotlight renowned graffiti artists both new and as seen in the film available to view now.

Here are more graffiti videos on World-Graffiti.com.

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NycArtsCypher Graffiti Classes Event – Staten Island, New York – USA

NycArtsCypher Graffiti Classes Event – Staten Island, New York – USA

NycArtsCypher is a non-profit organization that caters to the arts & entertainment world. They provide artists with an environment that positively promotes their work and this Saturday they are hosting a blackbook party to launch their graffiti classes.

Go support them if you’re in the area (Staten Island, New York), looks like a wicked event, do a class or just check out all the art going on. Here is the site too, got some vids of past events, nice.

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MERES graffiti interview – New York Graff at 5 Pointz

MERES Interview – New York Graffiti, USA

It’s Friday, o yes. So here is a vid.

It’s an interesting short graff video, an interview with NY graff hero MERES, talking about the legendary painting spot 5 Pointz Queens in New York. Shows some spectacular graffiti art from International artists who travel to 5 Pointz to paint.

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Next week will be an interesting one, I’m putting together a World Graffiti Top 100 images sort of thing… There are so many great photos scattered over the site now so I thought I’d pick my favourites and put them into one place!  

It won’t be definitive and I’m sure I’ll miss some cool graff but hopefully it’ll have some pics you may not have seen before, even if you’re a regular reader.

We’ll also have a feature on JONS from Sao Paulo, Brazil. He does some pretty exciting and really unique urban painting, looking forward to it!

Come follow me on Twitter (@worldgraffiti and @streetartists), I put all types of graff and street art related stuff on there, loads of other things too. I’m considering a Facebook Fan page too but I’m not sure if it’s worth the effort really.

Does anyone really look at Facebook Fan pages?

Have a great weekend people!

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Pi Stencil Artist – Putin Stencils in New York 2009

Pi Stencil Artist – Putin Stencils popping up all over NY 2009

These Putin stencils by artist Pi have been popping up around New York, in Brooklyn and the City.

Great looking stencils I reckon, thanks very much to Heather C for sending the photos and locations over.

They’re from Bushwick and Pearl Paint… Heather also noticed one near the Sculpture Park in Queens.

Pi Stencil Art - Putin art New York, USA

Pi Stencil Art - Putin art New York, USA

Pi Stencil Art - Putin art New York, USA

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Pi Stencil Art - Putin art New York, USA - Pearl Paint

Pi Stencil Art - Putin art New York, USA - Pearl Paint

Thanks again to Heather C for the photos!

Take a look this past selection of New York urban art.

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Video Game Graffiti Art (Part 2)

Yup More Video Game Graffiti Art (Part 2)

Guest post by Jerry (find him on twitter).

This time round we’re taking a look at graffiti art inspired by video gaming, rather than graffiti actually in the game play (see part 1). We’ll pull out some more in-game shots for a 3rd post next time!

Mario, Sonic, Donkey Kong…

Montreal Mario graffiti – and Luigi Vuitton (in small white letters):

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A menacing Mario. Location: Unknown.

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Mario mushroom graffiti that popped up in Be’er-Sheva, Israel:

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Bo-bombs spotted in Philadelphia, style!!! Could make a good wallpaper…

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Crash Bandicoot and Sonic graffiti – this one comes from the Bronx, New York – I always preferred Mario though…

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San Francisco’s SoMa area shows off Donkey Kong, Space Invaders, Pacman ghosts, you name it!

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Another Donkey Kong one! Kinky Kong from Granada, Spain.

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Video game graffiti – Space Invader from Lille, France

Video game graffiti - Space Invader from Lille, France

Consoles & Graffiti

Great stuff, personalised case/ face plate for the ol’ Xbox 360, we need more of these!

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Wii graffiti – a student at Bauhas University (Weimar, Germany) made this prototype for the Wii:

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Sony PSP graffiti - back in 2005, Sony started adding some graffiti to promote their PlayStation Portable. Apparently Sony paid owners of buildings a fee to ‘advertise’. Locations included NYC, LA, Chicago, San Francisco and Philadelphia.

It became interesting when the people revolted, some good examples:

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Huge thanks to:

http://www.woostercollective.com (legendary street art site)

http://geekadelphia.com/ (really cool site for Philly but got loads of generally interesting goodness, check it!)

Peter N for the Lille photo

http://www.kotaku.com

http://durhamregion.typepad.com/pressing_buttons/2007/09/index.html

http://www.flickr.com/photos/genex/2396067983/

http://kin37ik.deviantart.com/art/Graffiti-on-Xbox-360-WIP-2-123320941

http://www.slipperybrick.com/2008/06/wiispray-wiimote-becomes-graffiti-spray-can/

http://teknology.bloggum.com/yazilar/tag/wii/

http://www.joystiq.com/

Check out the previous graffiti video game post! Also, I’ve added a new ARCHIVES section to the site, have a play and check out World Graffiti’s older posts, there is loads of good stuff in there. Somewhere.

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New York graffiti video – COPE2

COPE2 Graffiti Video

An interview with New York’s COPE2, some love him and some don’t, and he’s had his fair share of feuds - I reckon he’s great, a legendary bomber for sure, but that’s just me…

Check out these COPE2 Adidas too! Damn I like these… Limited edition from Footlocker 2008, god knows if they’re still available anywhere…

There is also a new book called Vandal Squad: Inside the New York City Transit Squad 1984-2004, which is written from the NYPD’s point of view, a first for graff books… The launch party sounded interesting, with COPE2 and ex-Vandal Squad cops meeting up to debate and celebrate the release of the book all at once.

You can buy the book from Amazon.com (sorry, it’s not available in Amazon.co.uk but you can get it shipped over), sounds really interesting if you’re into your graffiti history, and it gives a pretty unique view of graffiti in New York over the years.

I’m working out a better archives page at the moment (i.e. one that works) and a few other upgrades and stuff so this bugger of a site loads a bit faster and is easier to navigate, so hopefully next week we’ll be looking pretty AND quick.

In the meantime, check out this little selection of New York graffiti (featuring a Nick Walker piece and a Keith Haring tribute) and this New York TATS CRU video.

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‘Iz The Wiz’ Legendary Graffiti Artist Michael Martin Dies

‘Iz The Wiz’ Legendary Graffiti Artist Michael Martin Dies

The legendary graffiti artist Michael ‘Iz the Wiz’ Martin was found dead in his home in Florida on 17th June, aged 50. He died of a heart attack.

Iz The Wiz graffiti bombing - the legend dies

Iz The Wiz graffiti bombing - the legend dies

Iz The Wiz, the graff bombing legend was known for his prolific painting of the New York City subway trains in the 80s and very early 90s, before the ‘Clean Train Movement‘ pretty much put a stop to the subway art.

Tagging as ‘Iz the Wiz’ and sometimes just ‘Iz’,  he painted with bold colours and simple but striking letters, none of the Wildstyle stuff really.

He’d tag and bomb trains all over the 5 Boroughs of NYC, from small simple tags to fat lettering across entire train carriages. Iz put his tag on subway cars running on every line in the system more times than any other artist.

Iz The Wiz classic graffiti art

Iz The Wiz classic graffiti art

There is currently a biography and documentary being made by Ed Walker on the artist, it’ll be interesting to see how that comes out.

He was an orphan and found the graff community, starting out spraying graffiti on walls and buildings when he was 14, using the tags SCAT or FCN (for French Canadian National), although he wasn’t Canadian. He also tagged as IKE (his nickname) to start with.

It’s said that he would go out and regularly put out at least 100 throw-ups, making him one of the best known writers of the time. He worked with other graff heroes like Vinny, Evil 13, Odd Partners and the Three Yard Boys.

Here is Iz bombing for a final time, great video, very interesting.

RIP Michael Martin, always pushing graffiti art forward.

Here is a post about the 6 Australian graff writers jailed in London, and a classic clip of live art from the German graff movie ‘Hip Hop Skills, it’s sick.

I’m not in NYC much so I’ve never seen an Iz piece in the flesh, anyone out there know where to find any that survive?

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Legendary Tats Cru graffiti video

OK so World Graffiti Urban Art have been off for a few weeks due to internet problems and a trip to San Francisco, but normal service will be resumed very soon along with a nice new design. I want the site to load faster, and that means doing some stripping down and simplifying, hopefully it’ll look sick.

Got a million new graff shots from San Fran, and a wicked bunch of London graffiti to go up too so I’ll get cracking. Also, I found the Boom Graffiti Bus abandoned on the side of a main road in Greater London, some decent graff painted on the side of a double decker bus – you can’t go wrong. Coming sooooooooon. Got some great painted van/truck shots from San Fran too so I’ll get that up as a post. I’m loving graff vehicles at the moment.

So anyway, until I have my internet connection issues fixed, here is a great video from Tats Cru video, some wicked graff and interviews with Fat Joe and more.

Until I get my shit together, how about checking out the TAG Graffiti Exhibition post, or this London Urban Art post, from Old Street.

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Graffiti in New York Video

Sorry it’s a bit of a lazy post today but things are hectic, I’ll do my best to be better next week. On the other hand, this graffiti in New York video is awesome!

Looks like a pretty sweet trip - this vid’s nicely put together, it makes a big difference! I have now received my War4 graffiti DVD so I’ll get a review up pronto.

Check out this awesome New York graff, some great and varied photos.

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Graffiti in New York – Graff & Urban Art

Here’s some awesome graffiti in New York, stencils and urban art taken March 2009 – from the kind fella Nick from MusicMule. Check out his site for the latest indie music news and tunes.

If you know who the artists of any of these other photos are then let me know!

Back to it – check out this one, works really well with the taxis I reckon. I spent frickin’ ages looking for more information, it’s actually a 2008 homage to the legendary 80’s street artist Keith Haring in East Village, New York. His art is well worth hunting out, this tribute is spot on.

Awesome Graffiti in New York - Graff urban art taxis and faces

Awesome Graffiti in New York - Graff urban art taxis and faces

Yes, a Spock Marilyn Monroe. Sponroe? I’ll shut up now.

Awesome Graffiti in New York - Graff Spock Stencil Andy Warhol Style

Awesome Graffiti in New York - Graff Spock Stencil Andy Warhol Style

Awesome Graffiti in New York - Graff/urban art, love the colours of this one.

Awesome Graffiti in New York - Graff/urban art, love the colours of this one.

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Awesome Graffiti in New York - Graff/urban art, bear and flower.

Awesome Graffiti in New York - Graff/urban art, bear and flower.

The next one looks like Banksy, but it’s actually not – it’s Nick Walker, another Brit. Painted April 2008 I think.

Awesome Graffiti in New York - Graff/urban art, Vandal.

Awesome Graffiti in New York - Graff/urban art, Vandal.

More New York graff to come, check back. Take a look at our top 20 graffiti alphabets and fonts too, sweet.

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War 4 Graffiti Video DVD Trailer

Sick trailer for the new War 4 video DVD, loads of graff and dicking about, you couldn’t ask for more.

Featuring bombing from the likes of  (in alphabetical order) 47er, Admire, Axion, Baer, Bela, Bgn79, Bobs, Bobkat, Boke, Buket, Cake TKO HR, Cirus, Civ, Coi, Cope2 KD, Cue, Cupcake Cartel, Daks, Dsek, Eler, Ewok 5MH, Fate, Foz, Funk , Fusha, Guns, Hise/Hize, Ikso, Jee G.O.D., Jel, Jick, Juse, Kady, Kamoe, Ke42, Kefer, Korps, Koze, Meek, MQue, Muerte, Musket, ah fuck it go visit the War4 website, it’s great and has all the info you could possibly want.

Nonoloa graffiti urban art tshirts

Check out these awesome Nonoloa graffiti and urban art tshirts

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Montreal Graffiti Photo

Montreal graffiti 2008…

dave-s-graffiti-urban-art, originally uploaded by jameswarren2000.

David has confirmed  he took this in Montreal graffiti photo, good man! Welcome to the first World Graffiti image, you can tell how this is going to go… Ill-informed but well-meaning. Thanks to Dave S for the image. Graffiti in Montreal has a reputation for being some of the best in the world, I’ll be posting more as and when I can!

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