Process Invisible, Results Are Visual
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Process Invisible, Results Are Visual. New work by Klutch and Ashley
Montague plus a poster/sticker installation featuring street artists
from around the world.
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Process Invisible, Results Are Visual. New work by Klutch and Ashley
Montague plus a poster/sticker installation featuring street artists
from around the world.
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"the internet's largest collection of stencil graffiti images and information"
Well, not really (thanks to Stencil Rev), but it is the largest in the USA!
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Bob Egelko, SF Chronicle
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By Jane Perlez, New York Times
Dateline: SYDNEY, Australia
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By Kirk Semple, New York Times
Published: July 9, 2004
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This essay was originally written for Josh MacPhee's Stencil Pirates book. Parts of the text were used in the book's final run, but here it is in its entirety. Note: this is in no way a comprehensive history of stencil art. Hopefully it is the beginning of the artform's history.
"We need to learn how to spread the vision of liberation and life everywhere in humble, small, invisible ways. Like grass slowly growing up through the cracks in the concrete, perhaps our counterinformation can eventually sneak up on the mighty machine and topple it."
- PB Floyd, Slingshot, Summer 2003