Faith47 – The Freedom Charter
The graffiti artist Faith47 recently completed a body of works inspired by the Freedom Charter. Here’s a video that was put together by Rowan Pybus and Faith47
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Make One Interview
By Matthew J When people speak of the L.A. scene, names such as Saber, El Mac, and Retna are quickly mentioned (and rightfully so, they are talented) but what about the people who came before them?...
Steve Powers – A Love Letter For You
In 1984 Steve Powers started climbing rooftops in his neighborhood and painting his alias ESPO as a dues paying member of the ICY graffiti club. 25 years later he returned home to Philadelphia in the summer of ...
The Ghostvillage Project
The Ghostvillage Project was created over 3 days on the west coast of Scotland. 6 artists – Timid, Remi/Rough, System, Stormie Mills, Juice 126, Derm – were given free reign to paint in an abandoned 1970s village. Working together...
EGR Interview
By Matthew J Personally, intros tend to be the hardest thing to do when writing any sort of paper/essay/article, etc and I have to admit this introduction for Erica Gosich Rose -artist known as EGR- was no exception. The difficulty lies in...
PaperMonster Interview
Where does the name PaperMonster come from? Is there any significant meaning behind it? PaperMonster: The name PaperMonster came very naturally. Since my work bring together different textures and types of paper, the name originally stemmed from the massive mess...
Blek Le Rat Interview
Famed street and studio artist Blek le Rat answered 20 Questions for Juxtapoz all the way from his home in France. A pioneer of graffiti writers in Europe, Blek le Rat was one of the first people to use...
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Drive Home Safe Trailer
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.
