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Tuesday, January 19, 2010
BELVEDERE - MARTHA HENRY & BLADE
graffiti godfather Blade hooks up with legendary Subway Art photographers Martha Cooper and Henry Chalfant to share stories about downtown New York, the early days of street art and why true luxury is the freedom to express yourself creatively
One of the first wave of New York train writers who paved the way for the subsequent graffiti explosion, Blade painted thousands of subway trains from 1973-1983, inspiring a generation of budding artists and earning himself the title King of Graffiti. Later, he was one of the first graffiti artists to take his work into the downtown gallery scene, transforming 75 foot graffiti letters into 20 inch letters as he took paintings of trains onto canvas using the spray can.
One of the first wave of New York train writers who paved the way for the subsequent graffiti explosion, Blade painted thousands of subway trains from 1973-1983, inspiring a generation of budding artists and earning himself the title King of Graffiti. Later, he was one of the first graffiti artists to take his work into the downtown gallery scene, transforming 75 foot graffiti letters into 20 inch letters as he took paintings of trains onto canvas using the spray can.
Bas2, Bone, Kerz, Data and Chucky
The global warming is nowhere to be seen in Copenhagen in January 2010, but even though the day temparture was around minus 10 degrees celsius it didnt keep Bas2, Bone, Kerz, Data and Chucky from doing a nice wall in the few hours of daylight… Check the photos
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