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“It Comes Up, it’s Beautiful, and it Dies” – King Adz
For King Adz, street culture was street food, street art, street fashion and street sounds. They collided together to tell greater stories of subcultures that were as yet untouched by the mainstream. They were of the people, for the people. Through his films and books, King Adz told these stories to the public.
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Bristol Street Art History: Inkie
In Part 2 of Melissa Chemam’s series on Bristol, she focuses on Inkie, “one of the greatest agents of the British street art scene since the late 1980s.”
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REVIEW: UPFEST in Bristol, UK
Cande summarizes the UPFEST in Bristol, United Kingdom, where artists had the ambitious goal of painting 75 murals in 75 days.
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The Clean Ad Dilemma
The transience and subtlety of reverse graffiti can make for provocative artist/brand Collaborations, but at what cost?
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Press Release: Vanguard | Bristol Street Art: The Evolution of a Global Movement
Vanguard Bristol Street Art: The Evolution of a Global Movement
Bristol Museums M Shed, Bristol, UK
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The Business of Art: Graffiti Life
Graffiti Life is a mural painting company that utilizes street art as a business, painting for multinational corporations and hosting workshops. A profile of Graffiti Life’s founder, David Speed, the article follows his journey from illegal street art to successful entrepreneur, detailing the trials and tribulations of creating and managing a company.
