JWMN meets... AES Crew
AES Crew members Petro, Sugar 18 and Slak from Russia couldn´t even be stopped by the moscow smoke cloud to take part in our "Just Writing My Name meets..." series and painting this wall:
Recoat Gallery x Amnesty International
Last week a group of Recoat artists painted a colab piece for Amnesty International during the Edinburgh Festival. The piece is about the struggle of the 88 Generation Student Group, who were locked up in 2007 for up to 65 years for protesting peacefully against the Burmese government...
Code Red x Montana Cans x GraffitiMarket Contest Winners
The Code Red x Montana Cans x Graffiti Market Contest is finished. We received 183 tags from different parts of Russia. The winner turned out to be Treo from Chelyabinsk. See his entry and some more after the jump:
Serve vs. Ces at Tuff City Montana Store New York
Serve and Ces have a little "battle" going on, painting in the Tuff City Montana Store New York backyard. Have a look at the pictures and video here:
Rusk and Jym trying the new Montana GOLD
The New Montana GOLD has been building momentum for some time now. From it's beginning stages to it's manufacture, experienced writers have been in the mix at every stage, pushing it's development to new levels. We put two stylepushers together to see what would result from the fruits of our labour. Jym129 (DSU crew) and Rusk (Maclaim), both armed with the new Montana GOLD, were in there element. They flowed through their pieces with preciscion, control and style. Here's what you missed out on...
Update From Johannesburg
Some things are before your eyes the whole time. The question is, will you go for it, or just keep looking and let it be? After moving location and seeing a car park from a different perspective, our friends from the PCP crew in South Africa took the chance and it paid of. Here is how their latest update from Johannesburg went down:
Finok on canvas
Twelve Beauties World Tour Part 1
Back in the days, the quest for most subway writers was to go All City. As graffiti developed, the culture got bigger, connections got stronger and the internet made graffitit go All Globe. Sometimes however it's nice to have a taste of the old days, when everyone got together and sketched, planned and plotted their next mission.
