Posts Tagged ‘graffiti’
Italian street artist Blu creates animated graffiti mural
Italian street artist Blu has been enlivening Bologna since 1999. In Big Bang Big Boom, Blu gives us a “short animated story about evolution and consequences”.
See more on his website.
Posted: 24th, January 2020 | In: Gifs, The Consumer | Comment
Devon graffiti watch: who wrote ‘Gingers smel of piss’? on the B3227?
Is all graffiti wrong? The Plymouth Herald says “RUDE graffiti” has been scrawled on a Devon road.
The message went:
‘Gingers smel of piss”
The misspelled statement was daubed on the B3227 between the village of Chittlehampton and Holsworthy.
Who did it? And why didn’t they alter the sign to Chittlehampton to say Shittlehampton?
It’s a mystery.
Posted: 21st, August 2015 | In: Reviews, Strange But True | Comment
Who Drew This Massive Knob On The Banksy Artwork On A Folkstone Wall?
SAD news for art fans. A critic has augmented a Banksy artwork on Folkestone’s Rendezvous Street with a generous penis.
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Posted: 13th, October 2014 | In: The Consumer | Comment (1)
Funny Canadian Graffiti Of The Day: The Poison Flute
Posted: 8th, December 2013 | In: The Consumer | Comment
I Love New York: Graffiti Orders ‘Banksy Go Home’
IN New York, signs are the locals have had enough of Banksy’s stunts:
Spotter: Brendan O’Neill
Teenager carves name into ancient Egyptian Relic
ON a holiday to Egypt with his family from Nanjing, China, the 15-year-old boy scratched “Ding Jinhao was here” on a 3,500-year-old Luxor relic, reports Weibo
Yep. Ding left his mark. What price nominative determinism?
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Nuxuno Xän’s bushy afro in Fort De France, Martinique
WE love great graffiti. This is a work by Nuxuno Xän, in Fort De France, Martinique. See more great art here.
Spotter: Street Art Utopia.
Posted: 17th, March 2013 | In: Photojournalism, The Consumer | Comment
Local News Photo Of The Day: The Graffiti Woman
LOCAL news photos of the day comes to us via Alistair Coleman. The Northern Echo reports on the innocent victim of graffiti thugs…
Posted: 11th, April 2011 | In: Key Posts, Reviews | Comment (1)
Kelly Zierdt, 11, Is Up Before Judge For Writing Her Name In Wet Cement
KELLY Zierdt is the 11-year-old New Jersey sixth-grader up before a judge on a charge of writing her name in wet cement outside their Middlesex Township Middle School. Police captured Zierdt and her mates in the act of writing her name.
And then, as her dad says, the situation “has snowballed into this giant catastrophe“.
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Posted: 7th, January 2011 | In: Strange But True | Comment (1)
The Wisest Graffiti Ever: A Gallery
GRAFFITI can be great. It can be patronising, uplifting and knowing. It can make you think. Anorak has pulled together a gallery of the greatest graffiti of wise words…
How all pictures are safe for work.
In Pictures: Kabul’s Talibanksy Bomb Their Banksy Visions
Banksy Walks On Water For Global Warming: In Photos
Rebecca Harrison’s Pilgrimage To Bethlehem’s West Banksy
Posted: 4th, June 2010 | In: Key Posts, Strange But True | Comment