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Graff London awards

Every year Graff London ask their forum members to vote for who they feel are has been the best writer, crew, etc, of the past period. It’s all for fun, there’s not many categories and there’s no actual ceremony or prizes as such, but the results are a pretty true reflection of what’s happening in UK graffiti for the period in question. This year’s results are below:

Writer of the year 2009:

1. 10Foot

2. Vamp

Crew of the year 2009:

1.DWS

2. ATG

Writer of the decade:

1. Tox

2. Oker

Kill Banksy

The anti-Banksy campaign continues with this softly spoken runner found on South East Trains.

Via: grafflondon.tk

Love this

Panik shows off his polished style with a few early 2010 throw-ups on this unsuspecting van. Very nice.

No Comment blog

Focusing entirely on graffiti in London, No Comment travel north, east, south and west documenting new and old activity on our streets and train lines. If you like your tags and throw-ups in gritty London locations then be sure to check the site out. Here’s a selection of No Comment images to whet your appetite.

Roktic “Too hip to be square” Pop-Up Shop

Following on from the success of September 09’s pop-up shop, Roktic return to East Gallery with a new concept store representing independent and underground streetwear labels from around the world. The event will focus around the release of a limited edition exclusive print and t-shirt collaboration between Oh Death, Little Art book and Roktic to celebrate Roktic’s 1st Year Anniversary.

Prints and artwork by The Prodigy, Ded, RYCA, Rugman, The Krah, Static, Dscreet, Stik, Adam Hemuss and a few others will be available, as well as The UK Vinyl Toy Expo “The Joy Of Toy” who will feature a collection of toys for sale.

Roktic “Too hip to be square” Pop-Up Shop
8th January – 28th January 2010, 11AM -7PM Mon-Sun.

East Gallery, 214 Brick Lane, London E1 6SA

Video: Rough & Jaybo in Berlin

New prints from Lazarides

Pretty late on these but they’re still available so thought it might be worth spreding the word. Loving the names for the Choe and Invader prints.

David Choe ‘Not Counting The Vintage Jizz Crusted On The Thrift Store Sweater You Just Shoplifted You Have The DNA Of 6 Gross Guys On You I’d Be Screaming Too’ (£375)

Space Invader ‘Space Vibes’ (£225)

Zevs ‘Liquidated Chanel’ (£200)

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