2023 Underground Art Market Report
An artist has spoken of his disappointment over the approaching end of a huge legal street art scheme in Nottingham. National Highways’ first legal street art scheme started at Brown’s Tunnel’s under the Clifton flyover in 2022, but it will end on Saturday, October 21, …
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He was there almost from the very beginning in 1970, until the last days of his life. His influence was felt by multiple generations, and his impact on style can be seen in some of the most famous writers in the world. Michael Tracy was …
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Three instances of racist and homophobic graffiti have been found across San Francisco State University in the past month, according to a campus-wide email sent Oct. 18. The first instance contained a racial slur for African Americans and the following two instances contained anti-LGBTQ phrases, …
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School officials say there is no credible threat after graffiti was found in the Haines School bathroom on Tuesday afternoon that said “school shooting on 10/19,” but the school is nonetheless increasing police presence for the coming days. In an email sent to parents on …
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ATTLEBORO — City officials have condemned racist, antisemitic graffiti that defaced a playground at Balfour Riverwalk Park. The graffiti apparently received little attention at the time it was discovered but was brought to the attention of the council Tuesday night.
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School officials say there is no credible threat after graffiti was found in the Haines School bathroom on Tuesday afternoon that said “school shooting on 10/19,” but the school is nonetheless increasing police presence for the coming days. In an email sent to parents on …
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While they painted over the harm, they shared similar feelings of anxiety, a want for peace, and a connection. DULUTH, Minn. — On Oct. 7, the day of the recent Hamas attack on Israel, the Islamic Center of Twin Ports reached out to Temple Israel …
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As a teenager, Kyle McIntosh worked at Rally’s in Seymour. Across the intersection of Burkart Boulevard and Tipton Street was a concrete wall below the parking lot of Seymour Coin Laundry. As someone with an interest in art, graffiti in particular, he saw a blank …
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In 1980, a group of Upper Moreland students graffitied the words “Free the hostages” in red, white, and blue on the Terwood Road Overpass in Willow Grove. The image above was published in The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin on January 18, 1980, during the throes of …
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By Jade Martinez-Pogue (October 18, 2023, 5:42 PM EDT) — A graffiti artist and the sports-hat seller Lids have settled a dispute that accused the chain of infringing the artist’s copyrights….
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