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Marijuana activist Jack Herer featured in New Venice Beach mural

Marijuana activist Jack Herer featured in New Venice Beach mural

5 September 2013 at 11:31 Comments are Disabled

Muralist Brian “TAZROC” Garcia has completed his latest public art installation, a mural depicting Marijuana activist Jack Herer, which can now be seen on the side of the Nile Collective building at 1501 Pacific Ave. Herer, known as the “Emperor of Hemp”, wrote “The Emperor wears no clothes” a book used in efforts to decriminalizeRead More …

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Mausolee – Abandoned Graffiti Supermarket

Mausolee – Abandoned Graffiti Supermarket

7 February 2013 at 13:16 Comments are Disabled

French graffiti artists Sowat (DMV) and Lek, invited 40 urban artists to paint an abandoned supermarket in the north of Paris since they discovered the great, decayed building in summer 2011! Just to make it clear, imagine an old, four storey supermarket and dozens of talented graffiti artists who paint and paint an paint…and filmRead More …

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Abandoned communist UFO

Abandoned communist UFO

22 November 2012 at 13:20 Comments are Disabled

Looks like the Soviets really built an UFO, or at least a building which looks like an RLV, a reusable launch vehicle… According to Timothy Allen the Communist UFO-shaped Buzludzha building (pronounced Buz’ol’ja) in the Balkan Mountains is Bulgaria’s largest ideological monument to Communism which was left to ruin after the revolution in 1989. Nowadays,Read More …

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Anti-regime activist Tarek Algorhani talks about fighting guns with cans and tags

Anti-regime activist Tarek Algorhani talks about fighting guns with cans and tags

8 November 2012 at 13:58 Comments are Disabled

When Tarek Algorhani walked out of a Syrian prison in June 2011, he had no idea that a revolution had erupted in his country – or that it had ignited over a cause he had been thrown in jail nearly six years for championing: inalienable human rights. In November 2005, Tarek and eight other bloggersRead More …

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Part garden, part machine: “Landscape Abbreviated” by Nova Jiang

Part garden, part machine: “Landscape Abbreviated” by Nova Jiang

11 September 2012 at 17:40 Comments are Disabled

Artist Nova Jiang scoured the sidewalks of her native New York (Brooklyn, to be precise) to extract moss samples to embed into the moving planters of her Landscape Abbreviated art installation. Jiang describes her creation as a “kinetic maze,” but the intention seems more to have been to delight and inspire than to confuse orRead More …

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See No Evil street art festival in Bristol

See No Evil street art festival in Bristol

4 September 2012 at 17:23 Comments are Disabled

The uk’s largest permanent street art project. A huge outdoor gallery showcasing some of the world’s leading outdoor artists on nelson street, Bristol. The artists reinvent the street each using local buildings as their canvas. Artists so far have included graffiti pioneers Tats Cru from Brooklyn, New York and El Mac from L.A, as wellRead More …

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Blu new mural in Ordes – Spain

Blu new mural in Ordes – Spain

2 August 2012 at 17:12 Comments are Disabled

Blu was recently in Spain where he painted this new mural for the Desordes Creativas festival in Ordes, a municipality of northwestern Spain in the province of A Coruña. The Italian artist painted this brilliant new mural which features a statement of his intententions and a plea to Vegetarianism. If you stop by Ordes, this oneRead More …

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Tetris Hack: amazing 90 meters tetris game

Tetris Hack: amazing 90 meters tetris game

12 July 2012 at 17:04 Comments are Disabled

153 windows, 153 pixels. The front of the Green Building lit up in a colorful display of the popular puzzler Tetris. The 17×9 pixel screen spanned over 80 by 250 feet — making it the second largest screen in the nation. Appearing mysteriously, theTetris hack was the culmination of over four and a half yearsRead More …

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Reverse Graffiti

Reverse Graffiti

7 June 2012 at 16:18 Comments are Disabled

Standing in front of one of the dirtiest tunnels of Leeds, England, Paul Curtis, called “Moose”, saw the signs left from the shoulders of wobbly drunks and the fingers of curious children and, with just a pair of socks as a tool the “Reverse Graffiti” was born. No paint, no defacement. Moose creates his artRead More …

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