2023 Underground Art Market Report
Ukrainian street artist Vitaly Tesh created a bespoke “Graffiti Color Mixer” that uses hydraulic pressure to put different hues of spray paint into a single can. This is the second version of the mixer, as Tesh wasn’t happy with the clarity of his first version. …
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The graffiti artists who tagged downtown Los Angeles skyscrapers have revealed their motivation in creating what one of them described as “L.A. graffiti history.” After a similar project in December for Art Basel in Miami Beach, artists were inspired “to do an L.A. version,” the …
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London courts have been gripped by a high-profile bribery case tied to Madagascar’s political elite. The former chief of staff for Madagascan President Andry Rajoelina allegedly offered to leverage her influence in exchange for bribes from Gemfields, a conglomerate dealing in precious stones. The case …
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By Ella Carroll, Co-Deputy Arts Editor Bristol is perhaps one of the most politically active cities in all of the southwest and it also happens to be home to some of the most creative and artistic people too. These two factors combined, result in a …
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The Washington House Transportation Committee approved a Republican-led substitute bill Monday that allows Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) traffic cameras to be used to catch graffiti violators. Substitute House Bill 1989 presents a more tech-savvy approach to combatting vandalism, as it introduces advanced spray …
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Roscommon Town. Today at 13:30 Gardaí in Roscommon are investigating after reports that antisemitic graffiti was sprayed on a number of buildings in Roscommon Town. It is understood the incidents took place overnight on Friday/Saturday and a number of buildings in the town were targeted. …
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) – Graffiti and campaign posters have turned streets and office towers in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv into a tapestry of the rise and fall of hopes of recovering hostages held in Gaza. With spirits in the usually freewheeling commercial capital …
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Graffiti and campaign posters have turned streets and office towers in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv into a tapestry of the rise and fall of hopes of recovering hostages held in Gaza. With spirits in the usually freewheeling commercial capital dampened by the war …
Read MoreTEL AVIV (Reuters) – Graffiti and campaign posters have turned streets and office towers in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv into a tapestry of the rise and fall of hopes of recovering hostages held in Gaza. With spirits in the usually freewheeling commercial capital …
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TEL AVIV – Graffiti and campaign posters have turned streets and office towers in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv into a tapestry of the rise and fall of hopes of recovering hostages held in Gaza. With spirits in the usually freewheeling commercial capital dampened …
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