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Andrew McAttee I don’t think I’m either sickeningly optimistic or miserable. I just want to focus on creating a celebration of life. Or simply focusing on the glass being half full rather than half empty.…… Read more |
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Blek Le Rat Everything started in summer 1971 during a trip to NYC. I was invited by my friend Larry Wolhandler who was student in “Ecole des Beaux arts” in Paris… Read more |
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Cept I got nicked for changing the colour of BR property, as you end up doing. I had to get up every morning at 7, met a load of weird people, ended up having a laugh, drew a lot. Got bored …wore funny garms…… Read more |
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Eelus I basically moved to London from Wigan (via 3 dark years on a degree course at Blackpool) about 8 years ago and had never experienced ‘street art’. So when I got here and shacked myself up in East London… Read more |
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Eine I started when I was about 14, I got into grafitti when it came over from NY as the whole Breakdancing, electro, rapping and tagging package. As I couldn’t breakdance and wanted to be down with the cool kids I went out nicked some paint… Read more |
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I-LIB Well when you’re a graffiti artist you tend to spend a lot of time trying to remain hidden, lurking and waiting to paint other peoples properties without making one’s presence known, so the lurking part came from that….Read more |
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Logan Hicks At the time I was sort of a big fish in a small pond in Baltimore. i just got tired of feeling like there was more to the world, but I wasn’t seeing it. So when I moved to Cali, I first moved to San Diego… Read more |
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Miranda Donovan As a child I loved colouring books and cartoon characters. Garbage Pail Kid stickers were a particular obsession of mine because of the hundreds of different characters, names and colours…. Read more |
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Ronzo I’m Ronzo. 32, I came to London in 2000 (to avoid paying my parking tickets) from Munich, Germany - where I’m from. I guess i’ve been always drawing and interested in artistic stuff… Read more |
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Rough It’ll be 25 years next year… It started for me in 1984. I’d been getting very much into break dancing and popping, listening to a lot of electro music and then I changed schools in my 3rd year of secondary school…Read more |
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WK Interact Movement is the principle focus of all of my work … the characters evolve on their own depending on their environments and of course their environments play a significant part in their evolution….Read more |
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