Street artists are both rewarded and punished by different arms of the same government. Confused by this contradiction, artist Peter Drew sets out to confront the ‘law makers’ and ‘law breakers’ , posing the question of “Who Owns The Street? Featuring Street Artists: Peter Drew, Jake Bresanello, Jake Holmes, Seb Humphreys and Matt Stuckey.
Above The Law Volume I: Graffiti on Passenger Trains is the definitive book about graffiti on passenger trains. The third book by Phil America, it…
Who are in the LES Crew and what up? –Uruk: the LES Crew is my close friends who I often meet and we understand each other even…
SAME SAME™ is not a mass product but a collector’s item. That is why it is strictly limited to only 500 copies. All copies are serially numbered and…
First time I heard about CT was through a college friend. Exactly two days later, another friend from Rotterdam dropped his name during our conversation…
5Pointz graffiti artists awarded $6.7m in lawsuit after renowned work torn down. Twenty-one artists sued the owner of 5Pointz, a New York site that was…
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