Someone Wrote “Snitch” Over COPE2’s Bowery Wall, But He’s Already Fixing It
May 13, 2014 | Andy Cush
Last night, someone went over COPE2‘s still-in-progress Bowery Wall with the word “snitch,” painting it in black fire-extinguisher lettering. When we arrived at the wall this morning, the writer was on a scissor lift fixing the work while iconic photographer Martha Cooper took photos. COPE2 appeared unfazed by the ragging. “It ain’t no thing,” he told ANIMAL.
Notorious graffiti bomber and artist COPE2 has begun painting the Bowery Wall, following Maya Hayuck's takeover. The Bronx-born writer hopes to be finished by Tuesday and told ANIMAL that he didn't sketch anything out and was planned on freestyling the whole thing. Here's what it looked like as of 3pm today. (Photo:…
After a brief hiccup by way of a paint-filled fire extinguisher, New York City graffiti artist COPE2 completed his freestyle production on the Bowery Wall last night. As of 10AM this morning, it was still perfectly intact, but with all the controversy and haters the legendary writer attracts, it's virtually…
Someone went over COPE2's Bowery Wall mural, but this time it wasn't a writer seeking fame. It was Goldman Properties, who owns the spot. This weekend, Goldman Properties erected scaffolding in front of the entire wall, to prepare for construction at the former location of Billy’s Antiques. Plans indicate that the…