Traditional Art Peridodical ARTNEWS latest issue features a cover story entitled ‘Street Art Gets Hot’, Supertouch suggest that this is a bad sign for the street art world. I guess, similarly to Sneaker Culture some years back, when the phenomenom started to receive mainstream media attention, you knew it was the end, as far as influencers were concerned anyway. Given the different demographics, I probably disagree with Jamie O’Shea on this one, but none the less its an interesting movement within the art world. Worth checking out.
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November 3rd 08,
11:35 | Adam Bryce | Graffit, street art
