Back to the Secret of my Future of my WolfTeen Successes Part 2
Posted: December 24, 2012 Filed under: total bollocks | Tags: Freddie Mercury, Japan, Kriss Akabusi, Marvin J Foxx, Wolfteen Leave a commentForget the three wise men – two silly men have released the Christmas Eve ITV movie premier of the 1986 box office (s)hit Back to the sock egg of my success part II !!!
Release!!!
Merry Chrimbo everyone!
Children of the Can Released Today!!!
Posted: December 1, 2012 Filed under: Event | Tags: Bristol, Children of the Can, Graffiti, word Leave a commentHello!
Children of the Can: Bristol Graffiti and Street Art, the follow-up to 2008’s hugely successful Children of the Can: 25 Years of Bristol Graffiti is launched at PRSC on Saturday 1st Dec.
The Launch will take place at 5pm and there will be music and merriment into the evening.
Throughout the day, there will be painting throughout Stokes Croft by Bristol’s Finest.
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What started out as a straightforward second edition quickly took on a life of its own and has grown into a new project. Since the initial publication of Children of the Can the Bristol graffiti scene has seen emergence of many new artists and events, cementing Bristol’s status as one of the UK and Europe’s most influential cities in the street art movement.
With more than 70 added pages and 30 new artists Children of the Can: Bristol Graffiti and Street Art gives a comprehensive A- Z of some of the biggest names in Bristol graffiti. Including:
3D, Banksy, Cheo, China Mike, Epok, Filthy Luker, FLX, Haka, Inkie, Jeff Row, Jody, Lokey, Mr.Jago, Mudwig, Nick Walker, Rowdy, Sickboy, Turoe, What Collective, Will Barras, The Z-Boys and many more…
Author Felix ‘FLX’ Braun started writing graffiti in the mid-80s and grew up with the Bristol scene painting alongside the likes of Inkie and Nick Walker. He continues to live and paint in the city and has unrivalled access to the artists and their work. Here, they tell their stories in their own words.
Most of the images in Children of the Can have never before been published and many have been provided from the artists’ sketchbooks and private collections.