Kif Interview
by Matthew J Who is KIF? Where are you from? I´m a female graffiti writer and I have 26 years old (about to turn 27) that always struggle to achieve its objectives. My name is Karina Alejandra Soto Hernandez, I´m a...
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Tek Interview
by Matthew J Introduce yourself to the world. Tell us who exactly “TEK” is, and what differentiates you from other writers? TEK: My name is Tekar (Tek) and I am a Graffiti writer/Street Artist based out of St. John’s Newfoundland, Canada. What...
Does Interview
Were you always interested in art or did it develop later? I was always interested in drawing and my interest in graffiti developed when I was in my early teens wandering the streets of my hometown. My eyes were drawn...
Dank Interview
Dan Kitchener or DANK is one busy man. Resisting categorization, his art incorporates several branches of technology, from digital paintings to stop frame animation, music videos to AV displays, video games to commercials, graphic novels to graffiti; there doesn't...
Does Graffiti in Amsterdam – Endless Perspectives
The graffiti artist Does traveled to several cities to paint canvasses incorporated into murals. His journeys were documented by cameraman Stephan Polman who accompanied Does during his travels to each of these cities.
DXTR Interview
Based in Dusseldorf, DXTR is a member of the German-Austrian crew The Weird, a talented international street art / graffiti group known for their warped and imaginative characters. Members of The Weird don't seem to distinguish between large walls...
Replete Interview
Replete is a 15 year veteran of the street art scene, based in Leeds, UK. His works often incorporate old school writing styles with newer techniques such as cling film to create mind blowing anamorphic 3D optical illusions. His...
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Drive Home Safe has been a film in the making for the past 10 years. The director Robby Reis documented his best friends through video, super8 film and 35mm photographs with a sense of pride and joy.
