Krink In The New York Times
Rob Walker’s latest column for the NY Times looks at the huge success of KR, not only his amazing art, but also the evolution of his range of products, showing a commendable blend of art and commerce in this current era of Graffiti artists on the main stage. Read the article here.
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Raw art Weblog- British Artists Selected to Design a Set of Posters for 2012 OlympicsTwelve artists including Tracey Emin, Martin Creed and Chris Ofili will design a set of posters for the Olympic and Paralympic Games next summer, as Britain seeks to use the events to showcase its cultural heritage. The nominated artists were chosen from a list of some 100, but organizers would not disclose how they came […]
- British Artists Selected to Design a Set of Posters for 2012 Olympics
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the fringe eventually works it’s way into the mainstrain. That’s how all cultures stay alive and vibrant. The ones that are frozen to influence – they crack at the first fissure.
Graffiti can be as true as any other visual art form
and supplying your own products is brilliant!