Gaffing up The Royal Albert Hall
By mush4brains
it’s start
The venerable Royal Albert Hall has commissioned street artists to transform the blank walls of its loading bay with graffiti art for a unique one-day exhibition. |
The 10ft high murals will sprawl across a 1,125sq/m space, with a third area dedicated to graffiti’s urban roots. |
Street artists such as Ben Slow, Snik, FarkFK, Blam, Finbarr DAC and Grafter have been commissioned.
Stencil artist Grafter said: “If I can capture in a snapshot something that lets the passer-by forget about paying the gas bill for a moment and remember that sheer exhilarating thrill we all felt at one time in our life of jumping in a puddle, simply because it’s there, then I consider my work here done.” |
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Tags: Ben Slow, Blam, FarkFK, Finbarr DAC, Graffiti, Grafter, royal albert hall, Snik
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