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Hoy abrimos (en vez de cerrar) con el apartado de intervenciones relacionadas con el tema invasión-del-espacio-público-por-parte-de-la-publicidad , en una semana en la que he ido del cabreo por el tema de la estación del metro de Sol y su flamante patrocinio, a la exaltación por la imaginación y el talento de algunos artistas a la hora de mostrarnos con palabras y acciones el pernicioso efecto que la publicidad tiene sobre nuestra percepción del espacio público y sobre nuestro propio disfrute (coartado tan a menudo) del mismo.Achetez-moi un château svp (Le duc de Trèfle)
29 octobre 2008 - Bonjour je m'appelle le duc de Trèfle.Lectrics. The Modern History
by Izzywobster Homeboys is the name of a new t-shirts collection Lectrics bring out. For this new serie, I wanted to do it with very closed friends.Graffiti artist Banksy unmasked ... as a former public schoolboy from middle-class suburbia | Mail Online
He is perhaps the most famous, or infamous, artist alive. To some a genius, to others a vandal. Always controversial, he inspires admiration and provokes outrage in equal measure.To some he is an urban icon, a street artist dedicated to bombing his tag on more, and riskier, places than any other in the UK. But Daniel Halpin – or Tox, "king of taggers" and scourge of London Underground's cleaning force – faces the possibility of prison walls as his only canvas after a jury decided his art was vandalism and convicted him of criminal damage. The 26-year-old, from Camden, north London, whose masked image and story of anarchism has featured on television documentaries and in magazines, was found guilty of a string of graffiti attacks across England after prosecutor Hugo Lodge told a jury: "He is no Banksy.
'Tox' graffiti artist convicted of criminal damage | Art and design | The Guardian
El 12 de Mayo intentaremos tomar de nuevo las calles del mundo. De un lado a otro del planeta se van a convocar manifestaciones.

