The Jam - Review
Last sunday we hosted our first paint jam - titled, The Jam.
The idea was to demonstrate the different techniques used by Street Artists and Graffiti Artists, and to give some insight into how artists work towards their final work, a process most often completed under the dark cloak of night.
We invited local Graffiti Crew "Running Lines (RL)" well known for their prolific attack on all public facing property ranging from trains,bridges and walls to signboards, street poles and even tarmac itself. And Street art collective "The Lovestick collective" recorgnized as a creative group well versed in various mediums from stencils, stickers and spraypaint, to wheatpasting, fine art and graffiti, to partake in the event.
heres a few photos from the day - THE JAM - Lovestick vs. Running Lines.
The idea was to demonstrate the different techniques used by Street Artists and Graffiti Artists, and to give some insight into how artists work towards their final work, a process most often completed under the dark cloak of night.
We invited local Graffiti Crew "Running Lines (RL)" well known for their prolific attack on all public facing property ranging from trains,bridges and walls to signboards, street poles and even tarmac itself. And Street art collective "The Lovestick collective" recorgnized as a creative group well versed in various mediums from stencils, stickers and spraypaint, to wheatpasting, fine art and graffiti, to partake in the event.
heres a few photos from the day - THE JAM - Lovestick vs. Running Lines.
posted by _ at 6:08 AM
1 Comments:
Ha ha, I see the ol' RL boys are still bbbburning. The piece may be simple but they paid their dues on the street, and on the trains. ppppeace
yeah those characters on the left are also illin'
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