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So people have found a way to be even more annoying than hipsters?

tryinmorning wrote:

So people have found a way to be even more annoying than hipsters?

some of this stuff is pretty clever and nice.
I would consider some of them as art, even if its hip to do street art right now.
A good example of an artist vs some copycat hipster is the exit through the gift shop movie.

VinylGuy wrote:

tryinmorning wrote:

So people have found a way to be even more annoying than hipsters?

i agree, and there's a thread for that should you want to discuss it further.

The Brandalism project saw 25 artists from 8 countries coming together for the biggest subvertising campaign in UK history. Over five days a team of guerilla installers travelled to Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Bristol and London and put up artworks that seeks to confront the ad industry and take back our visual landscapes.

Author:	EllisEamos [ Sat Sep 24, 2011 1:06 pm ]
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Author:	EllisEamos [ Tue Mar 20, 2012 9:12 pm ]
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"Egyptian graffiti artists make this military street barrier 'disappear.'"

Author:	VinylGuy [ Tue Mar 20, 2012 11:44 pm ]
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tryinmorning wrote: So people have found a way to be even more annoying than hipsters? some of this stuff is pretty clever and nice. I would consider some of them as art, even if its hip to do street art right now. A good example of an artist vs some copycat hipster is the exit through the gift shop movie.

Author:	EllisEamos [ Tue Mar 20, 2012 11:47 pm ]
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VinylGuy wrote: tryinmorning wrote: So people have found a way to be even more annoying than hipsters? some of this stuff is pretty clever and nice. I would consider some of them as art, even if its hip to do street art right now. A good example of an artist vs some copycat hipster is the exit through the gift shop movie. i agree, and there's a thread for that should you want to discuss it further.

Author:	VinylGuy [ Wed Mar 21, 2012 2:17 am ]
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EllisEamos wrote: VinylGuy wrote: tryinmorning wrote: So people have found a way to be even more annoying than hipsters? some of this stuff is pretty clever and nice. I would consider some of them as art, even if its hip to do street art right now. A good example of an artist vs some copycat hipster is the exit through the gift shop movie. i agree, and there's a thread for that should you want to discuss it further. for the movie?? yeah i posted there. Great movie. The thread wasn´t good.

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Author:	dkfan9 [ Thu Mar 22, 2012 12:16 pm ]
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EllisEamos wrote: i would love if culture jammers started painting this on buildings. that'd be a great circle.

Author:	EllisEamos [ Tue Jul 17, 2012 11:06 pm ]
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some of this stuff is great. from here: http://brandalism.org.uk Quote: The Brandalism project saw 25 artists from 8 countries coming together for the biggest subvertising campaign in UK history. Over five days a team of guerilla installers travelled to Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Bristol and London and put up artworks that seeks to confront the ad industry and take back our visual landscapes.

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