#graffiti crew

[fuckyeahnycgraffiti]

8JULY26. Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan.

[junkyardstories]

Ahead, a marked building waits. Coordinates arrive without warning. The climb is lethal. The prize is life-changing. Now, they measure distance, wind, sightlines, escape routes. Not training. Not planning. Waiting for the city to blink. See more: https://www.instagram.com/junkyardstories.world/

[ovo-frenchstyle]

ODC crew

[venusinorbit]

Fighting Social Injustice Through Graffiti, and Making a Business of It

Camilo Fidel López’s leftist parents groomed him to save the world through the law. Instead, the 38-year-old Colombian is trying to do it with street art.

OGOTÁ, Colombia — Camilo Fidel López eats, drinks, thinks, sleeps and breathes graffiti.

Where the average eye sees empty and drab building walls, Mr. López, the founder of the graffiti artists crew Vértigo Graffiti, sees blank canvases, opportunities to colorfully further the cause of social justice, whether in his home city — the Colombian capital, Bogotá — or the rest of the world.

Looking younger than his 38 years, sporting a scruffy beard, wearing jeans and an untucked casual shirt, he was constantly on the move recently crisscrossing Bogotá, which has become one of the world’s top graffiti destinations.

A few days later he was wandering the cobblestoned back alleys of Cartagena, a historic coastal Colombian city that is also famous for its graffiti art. And several months later he was still on the go — this time in Turkey with his crew.

Not a graffiti artist himself, Mr. López plays multiple roles: art director, business manager, promoter, negotiator, lawyer, entrepreneur, festival producer, even tour guide. He is, in addition, a professor of entertainment law and cultural industries at the Jorge Tadeo Lozano University in Bogotá.

He refused to give himself a job title. “My job is to start conversations,” he said succinctly, in one of the few times he was succinct.

He now plays a key role at the forefront of a street art revolution that reflects his nation’s new face of pride and self-expression.

[lexiklecksi]

Graffiti scene of Athens

[getmybuzzup]

RAST - Base [Audio] - By Jack Barnes RAST will release I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings on October 26th via Get On Down Records. Over the last decade RAST has made a name for himself as one of the undergrounds most original voices. RAST has released a handful of albums, freestyles and a slew of online singles (including collaborations with Czarface, Hus Kingpin and Your Old Droog). But before all this, RAST held down the 90's as part of the New York Graffiti crew RFC. It was during this time that many of the tracks on "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" draw from. Enjoy this audio stream below after the jump and please share this with friends. Please Reblog!

[celeboftea]

RAST - Base [Audio] - By Jack Barnes RAST will release I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings on October 26th via Get On Down Records. Over the last decade RAST has made a name for himself as one of the undergrounds most original voices. RAST has released a handful of albums, freestyles and a slew of online singles (including collaborations with Czarface, Hus Kingpin and Your Old Droog). But before all this, RAST held down the 90's as part of the New York Graffiti crew RFC. It was during this time that many of the tracks on "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" draw from. Enjoy this audio stream below after the jump and please share this with friends. Please Reblog!

[7evengraffiticrew]

ISEO here. Paid some respects to Bowie while I was out bombing.