Wet paint – Please touch!

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Tonight in Berlin, the re-opening of the worlds first and only sticker museum, the Hatch Kingdom!

The cover of the upcoming book about New Zealands most dedicated, Askew TMD:

All love, no hate from ILG to Askew.

Bio Tour is something we need more of, an enviroment awareness campaign done with two busses that runs on vegetable oil and solar power. And for their American cross-country tour, they get some graffiti to go on the side of the bys, check the video here…

33 year old information video on graffiti, a must watch for all…

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The Steelsmash DVD came out before the trailer… But here it is, a sneak peek of recent Copenhagen S-train damage…

We previosuly featured Dais here at ILG. Bombing Science just relased a little interview with the Danish mad scientist, read it all right here…

From Kets blog on 12oz:
“I was recently invited by PowerHouse Books to speak at a panel discussion with members of the vandal squad from NYC. At first I was outraged and pissed, I didn’t feel like I should be a part of anything associated with those cops and much less help them get any attention that could possibly help their book sales. But, after further thinking and some discussions I agreed to do it so that I can present a different side of the story and to represent for writers that know better than to believe their bullshit. Basically I agreed to go on in order to discredit their book and to video record the conversation/panel and share it with everyone here. Here is the information if anyone wants to come down (rsvp). Those of you with warrants might want to skip this one.”
powerHouse Books invites you to a panel discussion for
Vandal Squad
Inside the New York City Transit Police Department, 1984–2004
Featuring author Joseph Rivera, former Commanding Officer Lieutenant Steven Mona,
Original Vandal Squad Lieutenant Ken Chiulli, graffiti legend COPE2,
graffiti activist Ket, and street artist ELLIS G.
Moderated by cultural consigliere Sacha Jenkins SHR
Thursday, March 19, from 7–9pm
The powerHouse Arena, 37 Main Street, Brooklyn

What happens when you walk 46 miles in 8 days on Manhatten, carry a GPS with you and use Google Maps in a new way to create a tag so large it can be seen from out of space?? You get a supercool project called Are You Watching, check the two videos below and the website and blog about the project right here…