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[slortaone]

nice photos n3ophy7e!
that 'pudl' is awesome.

 

[slortaone]

i really liked weakhand's work, i love wheat pasters and i think they need more props.

meh, theyre overrated if anything. theyll die out soon enough.

man, graffiti has been dead for a long time.
fuck stencils
fuck art fags

 

[Orangutangpsychopa]

Well well, those four are good. No need to show any from here anymore, also head psychedelic is cool. Actually they were better in news from south here. Not those but still, opposite, also train art is fantastic.

Smoking donald can't beat those four in up, done not in hurry. Absolutely Obama that duck what i did see on TV news, and so on...

I just wonder, how it took to deciders to accept painting in certain places and what kind of penalties sprayers had then...

 

[naptownhiphopist]

this thing moves like its in a k hole.
kick it and see if its still alive. prolly not. lets check its pockets.

 

[ChemicalOne]

From legal walls....an old car wash...around here. Kind of an inpromptu gathering of painters this past sat.

The first one, the Ragoe/AM7/Riet wall...is sweet stuff. Riets characters are untouched around here. And Ragoe's so clean.

 

[Max Power]

meh, theyre overrated if anything. theyll die out soon enough.

man, graffiti has been dead for a long time.
fuck stencils
fuck art fags

And the award for most ignorant post ITT goes to . . .

 

[MyDoorsAreOpen]

Since moving to northern New Jersey, I've gained a lot of respect for street art. I have absolutely no problem with people writing on surfaces that aren't private properties in active use. It adds character to a place, and reminds us that there are whole worlds of people who live rich lives in the shadows and between the cracks of "respectable", moneyed institutions. I often see eyecatching or highly ubiquitous graffiti, and wonder about the people who did it, and what their message to the world is.

I'm fascinated by the legendary PK Kid from the NYC area. There's a rich lore about him online, which I imagine is just the tip of the iceberg of an even richer lore about him on the streets word-of-moth. The reappearance of his work (in abundance!) after 20+ years of inactivity makes some think he's a modern day Captain Redbeard -- the original long gone, and the mantle taken up by someone else.

PK is not known for the complexity of his tags, but the audacity of where he's put them. People like him remind me that there are countless ways in this world to 'be somebody', millions of kingdoms out there just waiting for one of us to step up and reign.

 

[[eK]]

LEGAL ALIEN

 

[Max Power]

MDAO, you should follow woostercollective. It's a blog dedicated to mostly NY street art.

 

[Kenickie]

MDAO, you should follow woostercollective. It's a blog dedicated to mostly NY street art.

i love wooster collective! also, fecalface.

 

[MyDoorsAreOpen]

Thank you Max. I will check that page out.

 

[deaf eye]

I'm fascinated by the legendary PK Kid from the NYC area. There's a rich lore about him online, which I imagine is just the tip of the iceberg of an even richer lore about him on the streets word-of-moth. The reappearance of his work (in abundance!) after 20+ years of inactivity makes some think he's a modern day Captain Redbeard -- the original long gone, and the mantle taken up by someone else.

PK is not known for the complexity of his tags, but the audacity of where he's put them. People like him remind me that there are countless ways in this world to 'be somebody', millions of kingdoms out there just waiting for one of us to step up and reign.

yo homey they are two different people, pk and kid, i know how they get them spots.
i'll pm you cuz shit like that shouldnt be public ,

 

[Keaton]

One of the coolest threads on the site.

 

[slortaone]

lol, i dont remember posting in this thread. sorry if i upset anyone...

anyone make it to MOCA? it was in LA and last i heard it was headed to new york (well, some of it anyway.) its probably already in NY and ud be crazy to miss this if you are at all interested in graffiti/street art/trendy hipster shit. im hoping some new yorkers get a chance to do their thing...

here is katsu doing his thing days before opening...

..http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0I2mX8coJ1c

NYC...

 

[slortaone]

 

[slortaone]

 

[ChemicalOne]

Riet and Rago(AM7) doin' the damn thing this past Sunday.

 

[ektamine]

lol, i dont remember posting in this thread. sorry if i upset anyone...

anyone make it to MOCA? it was in LA and last i heard it was headed to new york (well, some of it anyway.) its probably already in NY and ud be crazy to miss this if you are at all interested in graffiti/street art/trendy hipster shit. im hoping some new yorkers get a chance to do their thing...

here is katsu doing his thing days before opening...

..http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0I2mX8coJ1c

NYC...

Wow! I love all of these

 

[ChemicalOne]

Old REVOK piece near my house:

VERSE:

NEVER:

 

[Max Power]

^ That last one reminds me of the work of one of my favorite local writers, ACID:

and finally gotta show MSG some love, these dudes put in serious work: