BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
You ever look at Graffiti Art magazine from Paris? It has really turned into such a great quarterly and this new issue number 20 has MOMO on the cover! Also finally an article about the fascinating occurrence of a number of twin duos who work in the Street Art scene today.
Graffiti Art Magazine Cover with MOMO.
Profiled are Os Gemeos, How & Nosm, Skewville, Sobekcis, and even Miss Van, who reveals that she is one half of a twin set. Because the magazine has such impeccable taste, it also features portraits of Skewville and How& Nosm by our own editor of photography Jaime Rojo. Check it out!
Graffiti Art Magazine #20. How & Nosm portrait taken by Jaime Rojo at their studio.
To order the new issue go to Graffiti Art Magazine
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