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Artists: Indecline - “This land was our land” aka “The largest piece of illegal graffiti in the world”. Full Story and video at Vice Magazine. Via Vandalog. Quote: “Six days of work, contains over 250 gallons of paint, and is over half a mile wide”

Artist: Faith47‘- “722 – 481 BC” in Manchester, UK for the Cities of Hope project. Photo © by Zane Meyer and courtesy of Faith47, via VANDALOG.

(via Memorial Day: Remembrances of things past, present, and future)

NICE‼️ @faustnewyork is killing it on 135 Bowery‼️ Shout out to Tim Shopa and Caspi Development‼️#Repost @vandalog ・・・ @faustnewyork getting up in a big way on Bowery, just down the street from @obeygiant's mural. #Vandalog #faust #graffiti #nyc #graffitinyc #nycgraffiti #mural #muralart #thelisaprojectnyc #supportstheartists (at New York, New York)

The showstopper at Banksy's Dismaland. Totally chilling. I stole this video from vandalog, because I was too busy gawking to capture it.

First Friday : Pt 2 "A Common Thread" by Stikman  LMNL Gallery - Fishtown Philadelphia

RJ and I interviewed the host of Street Art Throwdown (a ridiculous reality show premiering in an hour on Oxygen). Definitely my favorite interview we’ve done this year. We saw this as an interesting opportunity. On the one hand, we didn’t want to give airtime to a mainstream, commercial network to push their product, especially when that product is the sugar coated commercialization of an art form that we respected for challenging the consumer industry. On the other hand, we couldn’t pass up the opportunity to engage in a critical discussion, and maybe have a laugh along the way. At the end of the day, we respect Justin Bua (the show’s host) for being serious and engaging us, even if we disagree.