Monday, November 5, 2012
Man killed trying to stop vandals from spraying graffiti on church
One man was killed and another wounded in the Westlake district after
interrupting vandals spraying graffiti on a storefront church, police
said Monday.
The shooting took place about 6:30 p.m. Sunday when two congregants
came out of the building to confront vandals spraying graffiti on a wall
of the church near the corner of Beverly Boulevard and Reno Street.
A police official said
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Saturday, November 3, 2012
Thursday, November 1, 2012
Project “Eat Street Breathe Art”: 12 Artists and 24hr Lockdown!
12 Dutch street inspired Artists go into 24hr live paint lock down in
Ahoy (9th Nov Rotterdam Holland). They will bring a painting to life
through out an all white furbished room in search of the effect that
“art” has on its surroundings.
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Vandals spray graffiti on Age UK ambulance in Leicester causing thousands of pounds damage
Vandals have caused thousands of pounds damage after covering a charity's ambulance in graffiti.
They broke into a secure compound in Yeoman Street, in the city centre, before spraying the Age UK vehicle on Tuesday night.
The vehicle, which ferries people to Clarence House in the city every
day, was so badly covered in graffiti that it could not be used.
Silver paint blotted out nearly
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Popular Summerside graffiti wall dismantled in Canada
Summerside graffiti artists have lost a loved wall where they practice their art.
The Shur-Gain graffiti wall at the former feed store has been taken down because Shur-Gain is re-developing its property.
Brian MacDonald helped get the permission from Shur-Gain to designate
the wall, which faced the Trans-Canada Trail, for graffiti artists.
Losing the wall may mean more unwanted graffiti
Friday, October 26, 2012
Swet - Roskilde Festival 2012 (video)
Artist:
Swet
Location:
Roskilde Festival 2012
Music:
"Pyromandåd i Ponnyslakteriet" - LOK
Film and edit:
CoverGanda
https://www.facebook.com/coverganda
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