Showing posts with label Graf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Graf. Show all posts
Monday, 23 February 2009
Big, Bad & Banksy
The Afflicted Yard: The Rock from Rickards Bros. on Vimeo.
If you spot a Banksy, reach for the Rotary Saw! Big Up Afflicted Yard.
Saturday, 31 January 2009
Going Underground
London's Abandoned Tube Stations.
Stumbled across this site through the comments on Blackdown's blog. It's all about abandoned Underground Stations, pretty interesting. Since my move into East London i've become increasingly fascinated with the history of London, this is quite a cool place to start. While trawling through the pictures on the site I saw a lot of TOX 03, mainly on the King's Cross images. Is there anywhere this guy hasn't been in London?
Stumbled across this site through the comments on Blackdown's blog. It's all about abandoned Underground Stations, pretty interesting. Since my move into East London i've become increasingly fascinated with the history of London, this is quite a cool place to start. While trawling through the pictures on the site I saw a lot of TOX 03, mainly on the King's Cross images. Is there anywhere this guy hasn't been in London?
Wednesday, 21 January 2009
KRINK
KR Is A Don.
New York City is an inspirational place on so many levels! From the gritty urban environment, to the messages strewn across its walls, the rotten apple is a dynamic enclave providing the epicenter for this thing we call "Street Culture". Whether Hip Hop, Art, or Fashion, New York provides the substance for what we live, breathe and sleep. Many cities do many things on many levels, but New York just engages, captivates and builds contemporary urban culture like no other. Collectively it seems so mch more unified than our London scene, might be wrong but I think that from a voyeurs perspective New York seems a lot more unified. Its the foundation!
I first came across KR and the whole drips scene, for want of a better phrase, through the wonderful graf publication called 'Also Known As...'
The Fire Extinguisher paint method came to my attention through some German guys, might well have posted the video in the past, if I haven't I'll dig it out, its pretty cool. They show you how to customize your fire extinguisher!
New York City is an inspirational place on so many levels! From the gritty urban environment, to the messages strewn across its walls, the rotten apple is a dynamic enclave providing the epicenter for this thing we call "Street Culture". Whether Hip Hop, Art, or Fashion, New York provides the substance for what we live, breathe and sleep. Many cities do many things on many levels, but New York just engages, captivates and builds contemporary urban culture like no other. Collectively it seems so mch more unified than our London scene, might be wrong but I think that from a voyeurs perspective New York seems a lot more unified. Its the foundation!
I first came across KR and the whole drips scene, for want of a better phrase, through the wonderful graf publication called 'Also Known As...'
The Fire Extinguisher paint method came to my attention through some German guys, might well have posted the video in the past, if I haven't I'll dig it out, its pretty cool. They show you how to customize your fire extinguisher!
Wednesday, 14 January 2009
Tuesday, 28 October 2008
Graf Da Bus Up!
Last night I spent my evening drinking beer and chilling with two of London's heaviest graf artist, Teck1's show on Thursday is gonna be sick, I've got a couple of pics, but promised not to post anything giving away the show.
Check this little video about the Tube & Graf, spotted over at toomuchposse!
Reminded me of one of my favorite UK Hip Hop records of all time.
"If your backs against the wall, turn around and write your name on it!"
Check this little video about the Tube & Graf, spotted over at toomuchposse!
Reminded me of one of my favorite UK Hip Hop records of all time.
"If your backs against the wall, turn around and write your name on it!"
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