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Cazbee + Keylow 2008 |
05 Aug 2008
by GW |
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Issue Two Fanzine |
04 Aug 2008
by GW |
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Issue two fanzine is 62 pages packed to the brim with exclusive photographs, sketches, hand styles, pieces and artwork. It captures and documents the raw adrenalin, exploration, style, energy and mayhem of the European graffiti movement today.
contributors:
Derik, Haksawjim, Kreky, Medi, Tommy Twoka, Knabben Meister Taro, Ogeronekanobi, Paris, Love Atak, and Save The Youth
+ free stickers
£4 inc shipping.
BUY IT HERE |
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Under Night Streets |
03 Aug 2008
by GW |
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Just found this on the same site, also online until 9th august.
Documentary of a night in the life of the London Underground, filmed in 1958 by British Transport Films, following the 800 night-shift workers and includes the discovery of a broken rail in the middle of the night.
WATCH IT HERE |
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40 Minutes: Heart of the Angel |
03 Aug 2008
by GW |
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Thanks to A for linking me to this, It will be online until the 9th August.
Documentary programme about days and nights in the life of London's Angel tube station, from the daily round of fraught commuters and overburdened lifts to the troglodytic nightlife of track cleaners (fluffers) and the track maintenance men collectively and descriptively known as the permanent way.
WATCH IT HERE |
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Everyone needs a balloon |
31 Jul 2008
by Pikl57 |
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Slovenian Runners |
29 Jul 2008
by GW |
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Oysters cooked again |
25 Jul 2008
by Pikl57 |
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Here [pcpro.co.uk] is coverage of the second crash of London's Oyster card billing system in two weeks. Transport for London was forced to open the gates and allow free travel for all.
"There is currently a technical problem with Oyster readers at London Underground stations which is affecting Oyster pay as you go cards only," explains the TfL website. This follows the first crash two weeks ago, which left 65,000 Oyster cards permanently corrupted. Speculation is increasing that the crashes may be related to the hacking of the Oyster card system by Dutch researchers from Radboud University, though TfL denies any link. Plans to publish details of the hack were briefly halted when the makers of the chip used in the system sued the group, although a judge ruled earlier this week that the researchers could go ahead. During the court action, details briefly leaked on website Wikileaks. |
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Augor & Revok - The Dark Knights |
24 Jul 2008
by GW |
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Painterz Torrent |
24 Jul 2008
by GW |
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Really good French dvd showcasing graffiti from a mix of cities and genres. Runtime is 2 hours + and shows legal, illegal, trains, bombing and a few riots. A good video showing a good mix of graffiti.
DOWNLOAD HERE
Via grafftorrents |
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DPM: EXHIBIT A |
24 Jul 2008
by GW |
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DPM: EXHIBIT A is an evening exhibition which explores societies differing opinions on street art: Art or vandalism, creative expression or destruction of private property? The irony, however, is that although museums and galleries are celebrating street art, its provocateurs are still being prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
Five members of the UK DPM graffiti crew have been convicted and sentenced for criminal damage and the first time in the history of graffiti culture, on a charge of conspiracy to criminal damage. On the same day of their sentencing in London, England on July 11th, the Tate Modern is exhibiting the first public museum display of acclaimed street art.
On Monday, August 4th Anonymous Gallery will showcase enlarged photographs of artwork produced by convicted members of DPM, along with copies of the charges held against them. The photographs will be available for sale in editions of 50. Proceeds will go to the artists and to their families. |
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Fuzz One Paris Show |
22 Jul 2008
by GW |
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Insane Ski Jumps |
22 Jul 2008
by GW |
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Oyster card hack to be published |
22 Jul 2008
by Pikl57 |
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BBC story here and a description of the hack (with detail link) here
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Mr Sabe |
21 Jul 2008
by GW |
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GRAFFWARS UPDATE 39 |
20 Jul 2008
by GW |
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22 train and trackside pictures from around Belgium mostly with a few from UK and France, here
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