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Love it or hate it? Listen to what everyone thought at http://www.t5m.com/nissan-cube-store From Reeps One to the boys from Secret Wars to the comedians Matt Horne and Jack Whithall the stars came out to see the London Launch of the Nissan Cube. A car voted by the London Design Museum as one of the 50 cars which changed the world.

Love it or hate it? Listen to what everyone thought at http://www.t5m.com/nissan-cube-store From Reeps One to the boys from Secret Wars to the comedians Matt Horne and Jack Whithall the stars came out to see the London Launch of the Nissan Cube. A car voted by the London Design Museum as one of the 50 cars which changed the world.Author: the5thmedium Tags: Nissan Cube Car Store launch Launch beatboxers famous Reeps gigs live performance Secret Wars graffiti art grafitti urban Banksy wars battle The Boilerhouse Old Trumany Bewery one secret Matt Posted: 27 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

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Two of Britain's most recognisable icons have been joined together in a unique collaboration.

Banksy takes over a council run museum to showcase his work. http://www.banksy.co.uk

A look at Banksy's well kept secret exhibition at Bristol Museum.

The new Acura RDX spot, "Wall Art," reveals the turbocharged crossover SUVs city prowess darting through alleys, ducking around corners, navigating the urban landscape. In fact, its the landscape that really sets this spot apart. Enlisting the director duo of Chris Hopewell and Ben Foley of Collision Films (previous work includes music videos for Radiohead and Franz Ferdinand), this RDX commercial uses stop-frame animation techniques while plugging into the street art phenomenon. Famed Bristol, UK-based street artist Sainty (Henry St Leger), along with a team of 17 graffiti artists and painters, brought this idea to life on a massive 100-foot by 40-foot wall. All art was done by artists, not CGI. "Wall Art" opens with an RDX parked in front of a blank wall. This same wall is painted and repainted with cityscape scenes, hundreds and hundreds of times, to animate the background behind the vehicle. The 10-day shoot for "Wall Art" used more than 450 gallons of paint and 500 cans of spray paint, resulting in more than 400 layers of paint on the wall. "Wall Art" is premised on the RDXs turbocharged engine, agile handling and sporty stance the RDX is perfect for the city. The spot instills a sense of artistry and upscale sophistication in the brand. Featuring a combination of large-scale street art and stop-frame animation set to Elias Arts composer Kenny Segals track, the commercial literally illustrates that the RDX is equipped for anything the city can create.

Elbowtoe has been at this street art game for a long time, and now we join him as he discusses his perceptions of street art, studio art, and the aesthetic pervasiveness of both aspects of his work. From his raw paste-ups on the street, to his intricate and highly detailed collage work inside, his work is unsurpassed in both talent and emotion... We're really happy to share this video with everyone. Look for Elbow Toe with Armsrock at his upcoming show at Thinkspace Gallery in Los Angeles, opening on December 12th, 2008.

Mr. Brainwash, or MBW, is the moniker of an eccentric French filmmaker. MBW has spent the last nine years attempting to make the ultimate documentary about graffiti art. But whilst filming many of the world s most renowned street artists at work, MBW began putting his camera aside and making art of his own. He has graduated from a few hand-drawn stickers to giant billboard sized paste-ups. MBW does not fit the stereotype of your average street vandal. His artistic process chiefly consists of throwing random modern cultural icons into a blender and turning it up to eleven. The results are by turns profound, provocative and inspirational. Life is beautiful is the first exhibition ever mounted by Mr. Brainwash. It took place in a former Hollywood studio complex and featured over 200 paintings, sculptures and prints alongside an installation made from 25,000 books and a life-size re-creation of Edward Hopper s Nighthawks. For more info go to www.artshow2008.com

Here it is. You've seen the photos; now here's the highly anticipated footage of Saber getting up in broad daylight in central LA! Once again, taking it to the next level as one of LA's true Graffiti legends. Along the way he takes us into his feelings about the development of contemporary street art, being bold and in control as a real street artist, and his vision for the future. As a special bonus, and our second limited edition project; Saber's first-ever fine art print will be released on Wednesday, July 3rd. Check back here for the link, or feel free to email us at info@jetsetrgaffiti.com to be put on the mailing list. All separations made by Saber for the first time, 10 colors, 6 or 7 heavy metallics, deep variation throughout, this piece is an incredibly strong first effort from arguably the most talented writer on the planet. More info. to come on Wednesday's release!

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Exclusive Footage of KAWS tearing it up on the streets of NYC and Tokyo in 1997. This is his first bus-stop in NYC, a bunch of pieces in Tokyo, along with some great commentary by fellow artist Ron English.

An unprecedented look into the making of Camo Clown Boy, a limited edition print by Ron English. Produced By JetSet Graffiti and Lahoda Fine Arts.

Mystery artist tries out his work on the Big Apple