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MCL PRESENTS #2 “URBAN ART IN THE CLIMATE CRISIS”

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BSA Images Of The Week: 03.19.23

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Catching Monarchs in Mexico with Mantra, Martha Cooper, and Cousin Sally

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Jeffrey Deitch

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The thing about BSA is that they cover the whole spectrum. Images of both emerging artists highly visible on the street to the work of some of the most established “street” artists with burgeoning museum careers."

Rafael Schacter

Anthropologist, Curator, British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow

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Selina Miles

Filmmaker, Director of the documentary "Martha: A Picture Story" and Sofles' "Limitless"

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Shepard Fairey

"BSA is not a street art blog. It is the most diverse and in-depth site covering the street, or “urban” art movement and all of its eclectic mutations."

Shepard Fairey

Street Artist, Graphic Designer, Activist, Founder of OBEY

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Raoul and Davide Perre aka How Nosm

Artists, Graffiti Writers, Muralists

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Director of Curatorial Affairs, Brooklyn Museum

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Martha Cooper

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Author "Subway Art" with Henry Chalfant

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the stuff that ‘street’ dreams are made of."

John Fekner

Environmental, Conceptual, and Activist Urban Artist

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Christian Guémy aka C215

French Street Artist, Graffiti Artist

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Jonathan Levine

"Their exclusive photographs and stories have elevated the status of graffiti, murals and public art. Jaime and Steven have a strong and passionate editorial voice, making them two of the most influential and knowledgeable journalists in the field."

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Martyn Reed

Gallerist, Curator, Founder, Nuart Festival in Stavanger, Norway

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Christian Omodeo

Institut national du Patrimoine, Le Grand Jeu

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Caledonia Curry, aka Swoon

Artist, Humanitarian, Founder "The Heliotrope Foundation"

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Susan Hansen

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Susan Hansen

Scholar, Middlesex University, London. Art on The Streets, ICA London.

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Alison Young

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Alison Young

University of Melbourne
Author of "Street Art World" (2016) and "Street Art, Public City" (2014)

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Executive Director at Urbancreativity.org

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Yasha Young

Director, Urban Nation Museum for Urban Contemporary Art (UN), Berlin

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