Domino Sugar Factory Bombed
Graffiti writers NEKST, ADEK, HAELER, and CHEW managed to sneak onto the roof of the Domino Sugar Factory in Williamsburg, adding their egoistic embellishments as well as a tribute to SACE. Closeups below. Read more »
Following the memorials painted high above Times Square and blasted across Deitch Projects come more graffiti tributes to the late Dash Snow. MSK graffiti writer NEKST recently painted this massive SACER piece on a downtown Chicago rooftop. |Known Gallery|
After last week’s photo of an abbreviated roller off the Williamsburg Bridge comes this colossal piece in Atlanta, where NEKST, HENSE and SEVER covered the long side of a warehouse with enormous varsity letters. |12oz|
Street artisan WK Interact has been executing his ‘Bring Me Back‘ anti-war campaign with his trademark black and white wheat pastings down and around the Lower East Side. Evidently graffiti writers bombed some of the soldiers on Rivington Street, and in this new age of the internet, the artist responded by buffing over the entire wall and releasing a statement:
“Finally a piece appeared on the street that made viewers remember the fact that fellow human beings are being massacred by the thousands. I have tried to reach out for help on behalf of the men in arms with my recent “Bring Me Back” installations around Manhattan. It’s tragically unfortunate for them that other artists would rather self-promote than convey this important message.”
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