“You Can’t Win” Graffiti and Street Art Photos 2000-2016
In case you were wondering about the project I mentioned in my first post, this is it. I’m doing a zine putting together some photos from my travels. It will feature photos from Boston, New York, San Francisco, Rome, Paris, Amsterdam, Miami, Los Angeles, Florence, Reykjavik and Dublin taken over the past decade and a half. There will be a sketched and signed limited edition of 30, for $30, and then an open run for $10. The mags are 8″ by 8″, perfect bound. More info as I get it.
This idea is fun for me as it extends the sharing and education I can do on the tours in both time (most of the pieces in the zine are gone) and space (I’m not available for tours in Rome, just yet.) It’s not quite as good as walking and talking with people here in Boston, but it’s still pretty cool. I hope you enjoy it when it’s out.
The cover photo is probably my favorite graffiti photo of all the thousands I’ve taken. It’s a Saber AWR MSK rooftop taken, on film, in 2000 in San Francisco. He was a big deal then (the LA river was done in 1997 so he was already huge in graffiti circles) and he’s only become a bigger deal since, riding the wave of street art and graffiti growth over the past 15 years. I also like it because it reminds me of the San Francisco I used to love. San Francisco has lost so much of the grimy charm it used to have.
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