Stay Out of Jail

«The police uses the internet to catch graffiti writers. Don't be stupid. Never post a photo of yourself along with a photo of an illegal piece of artwork you've done. If you're going to make a profile to show off your work, don't use your home computer and leave no way for it to be tracked back to you. If we're going to keep this culture alive, we need to keep you on the street and not in jail.»

GATS - Graffiti Against The System

Silence over oppression

«The ultimate tragedy is not the oppression and cruelty by the bad people but the silence over that by good people.»

Naomi Wolf

Stickymania

Eusboço 9347, TBA and Dalaiama togheter at University of Lisbon.

A do-it-yourself city

«My ideal is a do-it-yourself city. I want to see more hands on, more participation, less gray mask of civic order.»

Swoon

Sábado à noite

Da esquerda para a direita: Dalaiama, TBA e Eusboço 9347.

Friday Action

On Friday's evening, Crew L Urban Art action striked the streets!!

TBA, November, Eusboço 9347 and Dalaiama joined a poster party! :)))

Menção Honrosa

«In some ways the street art movement seems more open to and tolerant of women. It attracts few or none of the 'male obstacles' you associate with the graffiti movement, and women tend to be seen in a positive light and supported. This could be something to do with the culture's 'young' history or the 'safer environment' of street art -- stencilling or putting up a poster can take less time and therefore carries fewer risks -- or the fact that street art seems to be an art form in which men don't feel the need to assert their masculinity to the same degree, an area where women aren't seen as 'the competition'.»

Nicholas Ganz

(assim quis o Acaso...)