Merry Christmas

The Ghostvillage Project

The Ghostvillage Project was created over 3 days on the west coast of Scotland. 6 artists – Timid, Remi/Rough, System, Stormie Mills, Juice 126, Derm – were given free reign to paint in an abandoned 1970s village. Working together on huge collaborative walls and individually in hidden nooks and crannies all over the site the artists realised long held dreams and were inspired by the bleakness and remoteness of the site. Drawing on the history of the village the artists’ stated intent on completion of the project was to populate the ghostvillage with the art and characters that it deserved.

Got Back Up?

Heres a great Christmas gift. The covert back up shotgun rack for your bed mattress. However remember that being a responsible gun owner means you dont leave your gun laying around unlocked while youre away. Before you leave your home, always lock and secure your gun in a large safe. Large enough of a safe where the burglars can not carry it away.

Brim Goes to Oxford University (1987)

Short segment from the classic 1987 documentary about Brim’s visit to the UK and Goldie’s visit to the Bronx.

Or check the full documentary…

First shown on Channel 4 in the UK, Bombin’ chronicles the journey of NY artist Brim through the UK media, as well as meeting a young Goldie, who in turn travels to NYC to meet Afrika Baambaata. This was filmed at the times of the Birmingham riots and shows the parallels of life in the inner city on both sides of the Atlantic.

Malice In Wonderland (1983)

Found on the Please See This blog

“It’s So Cold In The D” By JAES

This graphic came together as a group collaboration inspired by some things going on in Detroit:

frozen pimp found in elevator shaft:

and the YouTube Hit Record: Its so cold in the D.

Video by Tbaby

Jaes COD X Skewville Limited Edition 22″x14″ 3 color print. (25$ USD+ shipping/handling) White/Black/Silver print available in matte Black, Grey and Magenta.

Please send all inquiries to JasonBurnzMerch@gmail.com

On The Subway!

Hipster Olympics

ASKEW x PMONEY “The Killa Combo”

P-Money: “My friend, and incredibly talented graffiti writer, Askew asked me to get involved with this Killa Kombo video for Australian paint company Ironlak. With the concept being that the writer paints the producer’s name and the producer provides the soundtrack.
So me and Askew teamed up. He went out and did a bunch of pieces using my name. And I made 3 beats to match the images. Shouts to Warren Green who shot and edited the video, great job!”

ASKEW1.com
Pmoneymusic.blogspot.com

Pop Culture Influences

What contributed to making me the sophisticated person I am today…

Snort This TV In MIA With MSK

Art Basel 2009 In MIA With MSK from SNORT THIS TV on Vimeo.

Snort This TV: “This is a sample of what I saw while rolling around Miami with MSK at the 2009 Art Basel. We rolled by Primary Flight, an Art show featuring MSK, Ron English, Shepard Ferry, and many more. Soundtrack by Rob Wonder. Editing by Sumner. It ain’t nothin special, But I didn’t see you there, so I guess it’s worth watching. Catch all the still shots by me and even better one’s that were stolen from Revok and Skylicious on SnortThis.com. Until next time,Keep suckin!!!”

Next Time Kill or Rob Somebody…

That way you would be getting out of prison sooner.

8 years for spray painting on some walls (which has most likely been removed with a few gallons of paint). I personally know people who have done less time for more serious crimes:

2000, Manslaughter in NJ – 5 years
1999, Multiple accounts of armed robbery and assault – 7 years in NYC

and then you have the rapists:
“Rape carries serious penalties, and those penalties can be enhanced under a variety of circumstances. The average sentence for rape across the states is between 8 and 9 years.”

I bet the kid fucked up and went to court with a public pretender..

Correction – 33Third Apologizes

MATT OWNER OF 33THIRD APOLOGIZES TO REVOK from WWW.REVOK1.COM on Vimeo.

Scotty 76 – So Fresh

Scotty seems set on being accomplished in all the elements…

Art Basel 2009

It seemed like a must to attend Art Basel this year in Miami. Just about everyone involved within Graffiti or the so called “Street Art” scene was in attendance. There was so much going on during the week that I barely had a chance to see it all. I feel that the work that was going on in the street was much more interesting than anything on display in the galleries.

I would have to say this was the best art event I have ever been to. No fights or unnecessary drama, just positive attitudes and top notch work. Much respect to Books, Typoe & Slow for helping to make this year a success.

A rough sketch of the “South Beach Savior”

Rain Delay

I decided to try another Graffiti piece. The letter combination is a real challenge. It is suspected that Miami style Jesus is blessing the piece with cocaine ala Scarface (see Sever’s)

The Witnes

Steel

Sever

Taboo

Kem5, Rath, & Prey

Daks

Push