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::::::: C215 Stencil Art - Brasil - RCBF Pr2 (via afrobreak)
While the Brazilian street art invasion continues to migrate to the farthest walls of the world, its home territory is getting action from outside street artists as well. A few months ago Parisian stencil artist C215 joined up with the non-profit group Children At Risk Foundation, which gives kids in Sao Paulo’s Diadema favela a place and program to spend their time productively. He registers the experience in a neat, fresh video that follows him around the shantytown, adding 2-D faces and color. Anyone want to take bets that Banksy’s next piece will be found behind a dumpster somewhere in Brazil?
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PSP at Truthfest Roxas Blvd, Manila together with Tutok, Artists’ Arrest, Neo-Angono & Ugat Lahi. More photos at the PSP website. (via Plus 63: a Showcase of Filipino Creativity » Illustration)
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mazy:
“go to work, send your kids to school
Graffiti on Philip St, Bedminster, Bristol, UK (opposite Windmill City Farm)
follow fashion, act normal
walk on the pavements, watch T.V.
save for your old age, obey the law
Repeat after me: I am free”This is beautiful.
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EZLN Consulta (via soupshow)
An old sign in San Antonino, Oaxaca, about the 1999 Zapatista national consulta on the rights of indigenous people.
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