Graffiti

Old Person’s Face Street Art – Gent, BE

Feb 11th, 2013

by Frank.

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July 2010 © Frank H. Jump

Spiderman Cycle Drive-by – Gent, BE

Feb 9th, 2013

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June 2010 © Frank H. Jump

Stare – I Love Cans – Montréal, QC

Dec 7th, 2012

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I believe this painted sign is truly a vintage ad, but for WHAT? However, there seems to be a STARE phenomenon in street art in Montréal. Here are some links to STARE sightings:

STARE – Flickr
STARE – Intergraff
STARE – Couleurs

There are many more!

Downtown Denver’s ‘Mural Art Alley’ – Gamma Gallery – Pulpo – Logik – Denver Artists PBR – Crock – Between Walnut & Larimer – 26th & 27th Streets

Nov 1st, 2012

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Brooklyn’s New Dekalb Market – Year Two

Aug 4th, 2012

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The Best Cappuccino in Town! © Frank H. Jump

For the best cup of coffee, some great wines and really fun food, check out this great temporary market while it lasts – before someone drops a high-rise on it. Really neat jewelry and clothes too!

Inhabitat -Brooklyn’s New DeKalb Market is Made from 22 Salvaged Shipping Containers – Exclusive Photos! by Leonel Ponce, 07/25/11

Bisschopmolen & Bakkerij – Maastricht Scratchiti – L. Kencen,1873

Apr 21st, 2012

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Bisschopmolen – Maastricht, NL

Mestreech Graffiti – Maastricht, NL

Apr 14th, 2012

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Nether Street Art – Baltimore, MD

Nov 10th, 2011

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Artist: Nether
Photographer: Nether
City: Baltimore

Bio: NETHER is a urban art campaign that hopes to impact and beautify BMORE’s bleakness through vibrant street art with the hopes of evoking public discussion. The pieces that are wheatpasted to the chosen (usually vacant) surfaces directly comment on the city and the forces that have brought it to it’s shameful state.

Nether sees his work as a force that solidifies people’s connections to locations in the city that are distinctly Baltimore. He tries to reclaim and recycle the tragic landscape. This city is a place that is simultaneously loved and hated for bringing both contentment and fear, anger and joy; it’s vibe is a permeating force that becomes part of every mind experiencing it’s poetic chaos. The intention is to relentlessly pursue capturing that beauty in the mundane, that excitement in the fear, and whatever force brings out the orange and purple as a heart- felt declaration of true Bmore pride. OWN.YOUR.CITY – Nether