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Pictures On Walls Go Retail!
As POW mention themselves, it’s probably "the moment none of you have been waiting for", however if you do happen to be in the neighbourhood you’ll be able to experience the full retail experience and actually see and touch…
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New Sickboy Sculptures
One of my very first articles at this blog featured Sickboy, Bristolian street art sensation with a penchant for creating temples in the corporate palette of McDonalds, although for legal purposes he probably won’t be quoted on…
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A Subvertising Break
I have a love/hate relationship with advertising. I hate it’s effect, I abhor the way it reduces the cultural mindset to pulp and abbreviates reality into something you can read on the back of a cereal packet. I do…
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The Sect Of Jeff Soto
Interestingly enough I looked up the meaning of "Soto" today and came up with Sōtō Zen, which in essence is the least popular of the three sects of Zen Buddhism, being nicknamed "Farmer Zen" by the Japanese. Fate has a funny…
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Outta Space by Paul Baines
Outta Space (44" x 60") by Paul Baines is the eleventh limited edition digital print in the Indoor Street Art series available here. The planet is full, people are everywhere, there's no room to…
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ArtNet Urban Art Auction
I’m rather excited today, yes the body is recovering, but what’s really cheered me up is that I’ve just had confirmation that my first ever article for mass publication has been accepted. It’s going to be a feature on…
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Trust In The Brand, The Whole Brand And Nothing But…
The brand, the whole brand and nothing but the brand. I apologise in advance for this rant but I have to share my woes with someone, and unfortunately it has to be you. I’m not normally one for holidays,…
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The Banksy Museum
Alright the title is a little bit of an exaggeration but Bristol may as well build themselves a Banksy Museum for keeps, I mean, what a tourist trap! Banksy is the biggest thing to hit Bristol since erm……
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Graffiti Artists Wanted For New Documentary
Are you or ever have you been part of the graffiti arts movement? Then why not have your say and contribute to film maker Laurence Johnson's new street art documentary now in its early production stage and…