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Graffiti Research Lab au MoMA (New York)

Mar. 29th, 2008 | In: Art/Design | Tags: , , , , | 2 Comments »

La bande du G.R.L s’est retrouvée au Museum of Modern Art pour légitimer son art. En effet, on peut maintenant dire que AVONE, KATSU, 2ESAE, SKI, EROTICA 67, TOOFLY, MUCK, JESONE, NOBODY, JACKEE, LEETO, KEPTS, RESKEW, FAUST, TIE, DONA, DIVA, STAR, CAYPER, NETA, DRO, LUCHA, MAMA, NAX, MADG, LADYKFEVER ont été élevés au rang d’artistes, en ayant “graffé” un des murs du musée.

 

Allez donc vite jeter un oeil sur cette impressionnante performance!


G.R.L. @ M.o.M.A. from fi5e on Vimeo

 

Les photos sont disponibles sur Fuck Flickr (la photo du billet est d’ailleurs extraite de là).

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Lancez votre propre Graffiti Research Lab!

Dec. 19th, 2007 | In: Art/Design | Tags: , , | No Comments »

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FREE AVONE

Mar. 23rd, 2007 | In: Art/Design | Tags: , | No Comments »

Spotted on Graffiti Research Lab. It’s pretty important, so read it and act!

Graffiti writer, artist, and friend of the G.R.L. AVONE has recently been incarcerated on charges of vandalism. We haven’t used this site as platform to raise money in the past but if we can gather $2,000 $4,000* bail ASAP then we can keep our friend from having to spend the next 3 weeks in jail. If found guilty he faces a sentence of at least 9 months.

If you live in New York City and keep your eyes open when you walk around then you have seen AV’s work. I have been shooting photographs of his tags for 3 years and was lucky enough to collaborate with him on Graffiti Analysis and the Drip Sessions (video, video, photos).

If you have enjoyed any of these projects and are able to make a donation towards his bail and legal fees please do so by clicking the button below. People willing to make donations of $150 or more can choose from any of the remaining ink on paper tags used in the creation of the Drip Sessions. Click here to view archive (dimensions are roughly 5′ x 2.5′). If you live in NYC and would like to make a donation in person and get a tour of the lab please contact us at freeavone(at)ni9e.com

Thank you.

We have already raised about 1/2 of the the bail money, please keep them coming. Big thanks to:
Bennett 4 Senate, Ed V., Ben Reyes, Lee C., Ben E, Mark F, Florian H, Eyebeam, Amanda M.C. ….

*UPDATE
After raising close to $2,000 and spending an afternoon in the detention center downtown I have come to find out that the city thinks the bail is set at $4,000 (not $2,000). His council from Legal Aid (who has been wonderful) is looking into to the discrepancy, but until then we will keep trying to raise the full amount here.

(Click here for youtube link)

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Light Criticism from the AAA

Jan. 27th, 2007 | In: Art/Design | Tags: , , , | 2 Comments »

This is so true…check it out!

A new project by the Anti-Advertising Agency with Graffiti Research Lab.
Advertising is the vandalism of the Fortune 500.

NYCs True Graffiti Problem
CLICK FOR QUICKTIME VIDEO
Also on YouTube, for those afraid of higher quality quicktime files
Advertising is the vandalism of the Fortune 500. And despite that, we still don’t like it.Between October 2006 and December 2006, the City of New York has removed or obscured 59 illegal banners on sidewalk sheds. In that same period, Citibank Chase was forced to remove all illegal sidewalk projections at branches around Manhattan. And now, years into NYC’s crackdown on graffiti writers and protesters, after we’ve watched our friends be detained, arrested, beat, fined, tried, and given real jail sentences, not a single corporate toy from any ad firm has had to do any time.This could mean only one thing. They’ve called off the law. Open City. Let’s all get to work.This is the first collaboration between the Anti-Advertising Agency and Graffiti Research Lab. Modified from Ji Lee’s Abstractor TV. We used black foam core ($10/sheet) cut with a laser cutter – however, this project can be done with an x-acto blade, black construction paper, and duct tape for next to nothing. It can be repeated using any backlit display – bus shelters, display ads, television store windows… dream big, act now.Download 1024 x 768 animated gif below:
NYC’s TRUE GRAFFITI PROBLEM
GRAFFITI
GRAFFITI = ADVERTISINGFor for more sneaky flicks click here

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