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  • It Was Written: The Foundation Documentary Review

    Chicago graffiti legend C-3PO brings decades of street-writing history to the screen with It Was Written: The Foundation. Created with filmmaker Joshua Conro and executive producers Hiram Villa and Mark McKenzie, the documentary chronicles Chicago’s graffiti scene from 1967–1989 through firsthand stories, rare home footage, and immersive visuals.

  • Press Release: Blind Walls Film Fest

    Blind Walls Film Fest returns on December 8, 9 and 10 at Chassé Cinema and focuses entirely on the world behind murals, street art and graffiti. With a wide range of films, Q&As and masterclasses, the film festival from Breda makes the social impact of street art visible and debunks prevailing prejudices.

  • Story Ave: Every Wall is a Door

    In the new independent film “Story Ave,’ the walls of the Bronx are a major character. On these walls, the borough’s residents can celebrate their culture, mark their territory, and release emotion. For the movie’s protagonist, Kadir, played by Asante Blackk, they are an opportunity to escape and change his life trajectory. Walls hold stories, and walls are doors. In the 2023 feature, Director Aristotle Torres went to great lengths to ensure the art and culture were represented authentically, including bringing in professional street artists to advise and work with the actors. One in particular, Hera of herakut, served as the artist behind the protagonists works.

  • Velvet Buzzsaw Review

    A critical analysis on Netflix’s Velvet Buzzsaw, a satirical look at the fine art world.

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