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GRAFFITI DAILY. FEATURED STREET ART: OS GEMEOS + BANKSY…
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Today’s featured artist: LeDania. Photo by juxtapoz.com / Street art in Bogotá, Colombia
Street art in Bogotá, Colombia, by artist LeDania. Photo by juxtapoz.com
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Flowers in the City – My current art project.
Daily Graffiti : JAYER // Graffiti Bombing
Artist Spotlight: Mear One. Los Angeles CA
iHeart, Street Art’s Writing
I’m proud to present…. iHeart * The infamous Vancity street artist.
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Canadian Street Artist iHeart takes the streets of Vancouver and creates a series of stenciled street art compositions, which comment on the social media era and its effect on contemporary culture and its influence on children growing up in it.
The artist, whose work reminds one of Banksy, takes social criticism to the next level, by imagining young children as obsessed neurotic adults or confused rebels. New age symbols such as hashtags and instagram notifications, and witty phrases commenting on the social detachment of the 2015 individual, tell a very contemporary story; a story of young kids growing to be alienated, but technologically advanced, adults.
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Website: iHeart | Street Art
Source: iHeart-Street-Arts-Writing
Inspiring Blog of the Day : Graffiti legend TEMPT Raises Money for A.L.S. Foundation through art.
Tempt One WordPress Link.
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Tempt one the paralyzed la graffiti artist who draws with his eyes tells us about his new documentary.

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Graffiti of the day! DR. DHEO#!!…
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Philadelphia Street Art. The beautiful aftermath of hurricane Katrina.

” Bordered by a failed public housing project, the exhibit, a colorful oasis in a desert of urban blight, has attracted public acclaim but private city condemnation, and new plans to build over the site’s dramatic history remain in limbo.”
“We wanted to make people talk about what happened here and what could happen here,”
Odums (a.k.a. bmike) says of ExhibitBE, which is part of theProspect.3 art biennial. “We hope that, with this, we get people to see blight differently. To see that it’s connected to something larger than just that physical space,” he says. “Each piece of blight is connected to someone’s story and that story deserves respect and deserves honor and deserves some consideration.”
Full Article at:How This Building Covered In Eye-Popping Street Art Explains New Orleans







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