Total Rewall – Graffiti & Photography
Graffiti Art Project
Introduction
The graffiti and photography project “Total Rewall” makes it possible for every people to paint on surfaces, that are normally out-of-bounds for street artists...
A very interesting concept of creative urban participation is the “Total Rewall” project, which connects photography and graffiti.
About twenty photographers posted up giant photographs on the walls of the famous Leake Street tunnel in South London, which became open canvasses…
“Total Rewall is bringing photography into the world of graffiti, by giving artists and creative types alike, for one whole week, a rare chance to work their magic on otherwise forbidden territory.
Large photo-canvases will be posted on the walls of the renowned, graffiti friendly Leake St tunnel, portraying places in the capital that are out-of-bounds for street artists. Bring some tools to stencil, spray or doodle to your hearts content, the possibilities are endless.”
(Press Release)
The project will finish tomorrow. I’m interested in seeing the final artworks – send some photos, please! For more info, visit totalrewall.com.
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Aaron (Website) on April 19, 2010
I’m sure you heard, but this just got destroyed by the locals. The next morning it was hard to even see where the work had been pasted up. The link below is for one of the spots where you can see the edges of one of them underneath.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/aaronrts/4253554903/in/set-72157623037559277/