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Children of the Can

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Following the hugely successful first release of ‘Children of the Can: 25 years of Bristol Graffiti’ in 2008 which at the time gave an unprecedented insight into artists behind the Bristol graffiti scene, the people behind it have released a second edition entitled ‘Children of the Can: Bristol Graffiti and Street Art’ which includes an extra 70 pages and features work and interviews from 30 new artists.

Author Felix ‘FLX’ Braun started writing graffiti in the mid-80s and grew up with the Bristol scene painting alongside the likes of Inkie and Nick Walker. He continues to live and paint in the city and has unrivalled access to the artists and their work. Here, they tell their stories in their own words. Most of the images in Children of the Can have never before been published and many have been provided from the artists’ sketchbooks and private collections.

We were lucky enough to get a look at the book and it really is a hefty and comprehensive look into the scene, providing some beautiful images and in depth interviews.

Check out this promo video and grab your copy here.

Nychos – London – 2012

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Austrian graffiti writer Nychos passed through London last month and even with loads of rain, overzealous council workers buffing a piece on a private wall (within hours of it being finished) and several days dealing with a mysterious illness, he managed to paint some amazing murals. Our guys João Retorta and Luke Atkinson were there to capture him in action. Check the video below…

VNA X Nychos from João Retorta on Vimeo.

A big thanks to Montana Gold for the paint hookup, Dscreet for the wall and the rest of you who helped make it happen.

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