Street Art…

[tody]

More from STRAAT museum in Amsterdam:

[tody]

[tody]

And this is one of the main reasons I went there, they had a Shepard Fairey ehibition:

[Mizmazzle]

@tody Kurt and Lemmy right next to each other!! I think they’d both have liked that!! Rad artwork!!

[Twistlock]

Honolulu

[goosehd]

Not anywhere near some of the art that’s been posted, but I did laugh:

[Inorganic]

A bit of a thread revival. I was in SF with the fam for our 21st anniversary, to return to the place where our relationship began. I met my wife when I was making this documentary (Piece by Piece) and by chance it happened to be playing when we were in town (I found out the morning of the showing!). I couldn’t ask for a better way to show the movie to my son.

[GraemeE]

@Inorganic said in Street Art…:

I was making this documentary

This is a story I'd like to hear

[tody]

@GraemeE said in Street Art…:

@Inorganic said in Street Art…:

I was making this documentary

This is a story I'd like to hear

Me too, because IMDb does not have a whole lot on it:
https://www.imdb.com/de/title/tt0441781/?ref_=fn_all_ttl_5

[mclaincausey]

We have a street art festival in Denver each year.

[seawolf]

[Kasi]

My home town

[ARNC]

I needed a bit of positivity today and the bear delivered!

[Tago Mago]

@ARNC everything's better with Paddington

[Bridger]

Where is that, @ARNC?

[ARNC]

@Bridger between Waterloo and the Southbank Centre.

[Bridger]

Thanks @ARNC, I am in my client's office in Waterloo most weeks. I will try to find it.

[ARNC]

@Bridger not far from the Waterloo Tap, if that helps!

[Bridger]

@ARNC said in Street Art…:

@Bridger not far from the Waterloo Tap, if that helps!

It does, thanks. I used to enjoy Euston Tap, but have not been there in a while.

[Inorganic]

@GraemeE & @tody - the quick story is that my friend, Nic, started a college project that snowballed into a full feature length documentary. We were both writing graffiti at the time in SF and it struck us as odd that there wasn’t a historical document of the subculture. So we decided to make it.

The movie aims to capture the history of how graffiti came about in SF from Latino gangs in the 70’s and then becoming its own thing through the decades. There are also some tragic stories in the movie, most notably would be that of TIE. He was killed by a home owner who had caught him coming down a fire escape. I didn’t realize it then, but the movie has captured interviews and art by folks who have passed away since its filming. In the crowd of this particular showing was the son of an artist, DREAM, who was murdered in Oakland. I found it profound to speak to him after the showing and learn how this movie captured his father.

I feel lucky and honored to have played a part in making this. It was a wild ride. I made plenty of friends through it, travelled to Europe for festival showings and most notably met my wife because of it.