For WIRED: Ryan Singel 04.10.07

Joshua Kinberg's internet-connected, sidewalk-printing graffiti bike got him a lot of attention ahead of the 2004 Republican National Convention; he was Boing Boinged, Slashdotted and featured on CNN and in Popular Science.

Though he didn't know it at the time, his gadget also landed him a spot in secret files being compiled by the New York Police Department's intelligence arm against protest groups across the country.

Bring the families and friends, kids are very welcome of course! I will be having a HUGE, HUGE, sale on paintings and other art, as I don't really want to pack them and move them, everything will be marked $50.- and under, The party will be from 1 pm till around 7pm, 453 #A 11th Street (on the corner of 11th and Exchange in Astoria ,Oregon),Come say goodbye and buy some art!

Thanks! -KiM McCarthy

144 pages, 21cm x 21cm, 360 photos
texte & images : Jef Aérosol (français / english)
225 stencilled portraits / 225 portraits au pochoir
on the street & on canvas / dans la rue et sur toile
préfaces / forewords : Chris Wilson & Tcheky Karyo

dans toutes les librairies / in all bookshops
ou commandez en ligne / or order online :
www.editionsalternatives.com

dates des dédicaces & expos / schedule of signings & shows :

Kaleko adierazpen ezberdineko lekua. Bidali argazkiak, diseinuak... Espacio dedicado a las expresiones artisticas de la calle. Envianos tus fotos, diseños...

Nicole Bengiveno/The New York Times

The evidence is the bright green and purple splashes of paint that began appearing on walls in Brooklyn and Manhattan more than a month ago. The carefully aimed blobs obscured or disfigured dozens of pieces of street art created by people who may not be household names, but who have achieved the esteem of peers and some recognition from the mainstream art world. The targets of the paint attacks have included posters, paper cutouts pasted on walls, and images stenciled on the sides of buildings.