Bridge and Tunnel Doyenne Judith Supine has arrived, Logan has pretty much finished his new piece, GRL’s Evan Roth is analyzing Chris Stain’s graffiti skills electronically, the Skewville brothers haven’t cut off any fingers nor bonked heads while working.
AND NOW FOR SOME LOCAL COLOR
THERE, THAT WAS REFRESHING WASN’T IT?
Seriously though, 30,541 people? That was my graduating class!!
And Now, Back to the Artists and their good work…
Evan and Chris are fooling around with the tablet and pen. Patience, people, it’s the experimentation phase.
Nuart: Chris Stain on Graffiti Analysis from Evan Roth on Vimeo.
And here’s a trailor from the NUART people about the success of previous NUART festivals.
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