RT News
vom 16.01.2010

Our friends of HotOneTen from London caught up with the RT Boys for a little smalltalk, read it here. Another interview with Towns you can read here. Both chats preview the upcoming RT European Tour, stay tuned for more infos, here and on the brandnew RepresentLondon.com Website, very soon.

Rich Patterson
vom 19.10.2009

 

King Rich explains "Coach Rich how do I become successful? And my response to that was go to school."Rich got his masters degree and now teaches in North Carolina. Now if you can imagine the package of street credibility with this education package what I'm bringing to the table is really strong." says Rich.

Graffiti explosion in the cities of Denmark
vom 13.10.2009

Graffiti is a growing problem in the largest cities but some politicians believe street art is okay Copenhagen City Council’s graffiti-fighting unit has been a failure according to new figures, reports Politiken newspaper. In just five years, instances of graffiti...

In just five years, instances of graffiti covering the walls, trains and other property in Copenhagen have nearly tripled, going from 5586 to 14,017. (read more)

Don´t Ban The Can
vom 30.08.2009

"Don’t Ban the Can (DBTC) is a non-profit arts and culture movement with an underground urban philosophy, formed as a result of harsh, unjust anti graffiti laws within Victoria, Australia. Jeremy Gaschk together with the We Make Stuff Good collective felt the need for a voice from the streets. Created and run by artists for artists, the movement began with a stand against the new anti graffiti laws introduced into Victoria in June 2008. With a successful initial event in September 2008, the project received support from tens of thousand’s of people from around the globe. DBTC has felt the need to expand into a world wide pro graffiti and street art movement. This has involved tackling issues that inhibit the art form’s culture, ethos and creativity to successfully prosper, evolve and expand.

The Croft Alley Project will bring together an all-star line up of artists from around Australia to create a world-class, large-scale, urban masterpiece. Using graffiti, street, stencil, sticker and paste up artists the project will transform the Croft laneway from a dirty back alley into a creative, colourful and socially innovative thoroughfare visited by tens of thousands of tourists each year.

The DBTC team are very excited to announce this project, believing it will be a very beneficial event to positively enrich Melbourne’s most neglected, persecuted and advantageous art form. This project is one of many initiatives the DBTC team are currently undertaking, including a pioneering month long urban arts and culture festival in January 2010."

More you can read on their website, a recent article by the australian heraldsun right here

TagmyBag News
vom 03.08.2009

The TagmyBag Project sponsored by Eastpak and Molotow got some nice updates, until today 17 bags designed by creative french artists with Molotow Premium and ONE4ALL markers, have look over here at last-concept.com

Spring Packs available!
vom 06.04.2009

as every years spring our new pack offers are available at our e-shop, grab your spring pack!

Police to investigate Swedish art student's metro graffiti
vom 19.02.2009

The Stockholm county transit authority SL has filed a complaint with the police against a student who filmed the vandalizing of a subway carriage, amid revelations that the incident wasn’t the first time the student recorded vandalism for an art project. (read the article here)