::New York, New York::
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‘Project Runway’: N.Y. inspires hot fashion, but Leanne should’ve won over Kenley
Terri plans to work off of a graffiti work she finds.
‘Project Runway’: N.Y. inspires hot fashion, but Leanne should’ve won over Kenley
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Little People Art Taking Over the World
Street artist Slinkachu has an ongoing art project titled “Little People”, in which he places miniature people sculptures around the streets.
The artist is a former design student and has created numerous scenes around the streets of London. The project is titled “Little People – a tiny street art project”.
Little People Art Taking Over the World
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::Lying to The Little People::
The 16s, a previously unpublished cartoon by Tank Girl creators Jamie Hewlett and Alan C Martin, devised in 1997. It and other archive material will appear in The Cream Of Tank Girl, published in October.
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:::Pict Blast::
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Pure Evil – Richard Pryor
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::Street artist inspires too much enthusiasm::
The owners of a small South End gallery say they had the best of intentions when they commissioned a famous and often mischievous street artist to install a massive political mural on a construction wall lining one of the artiest strips of the South End.
The mural, 13 feet high and nearly a block long, features multiple composite portraits of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama and Abraham Lincoln, their faces melded together in a rainbow of colors. It is meant, the gallery said, to inspire dialogue.
That it did. The morning after artist Ron English and his band of volunteers finished the mural, “Abraham Obama,” it stirred a tempest in this insular arts community, though it had nothing to do with Lincoln, Obama or English himself.
Read more here……Street artist inspires too much enthusiasm – The Boston Globe
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