Urban Art Association

Untitled: Street Art in the Counter Culture, by untitled on Aug 4, 2008 22:52:45 GMT 1,


OK, so it’s not Banksy’s but it IS definitely a book.

In true guerilla fashion (and cheap shot style) we’re using the forum like every other two bit back bedroom internet gallery to flog our dirty wares.


Untitled: Street Art in the Counter Culture is the definitive book documenting street art today. Sure to feature in Antiques Roadshow in 50 years time we’re confident that people will look back in future years and say ‘sheesh, I wish I was about when that shit kicked off’.

Not to be filed under history, photography, design or non-fiction, as it contains outright lies and outrageous subjective opinion, this book is definitely about street art. It is also about now.
Fungus grows on your collected wild-style pioneers. Vile passions rage between old schools and new.s**t flies out from under the hammer at auction houses and property developers fund street art shows to liberal press fanfare. Oh, and Banksy hits the West Bank.
Is anyone taking this stuff seriously? Should it be taken seriously? Is it all just an immense daisy chain of poker faces, irony and mind games?

Containing works attributed to: Banksy, Faile, DFace, Swoon, Bast, Blu, Blek Le Rat, Nick Walker, Obey, Dolk, Judith Supine, Eine, Gaia, Elbowtoe, Hush, Copyright, Mir, Dan Witz, Space Invader, Armsrock, Doze Green, Know Hope, Logan Hicks, Skullphone, WKInteract, Skewville, Borf, Ame72, Sam3, Eelus, Miss Bugs, Rene Gagnon, The London Police, Michael De Feo and many many more.

Features include:
Santas Ghetto: Banksy’s and friends’ 2007 trip to Bethlehem raised a much needed $1m for community, family and arts provision on the West Bank. Chapeau!
NuArt: Norway’s annual street arts festival with D*Face and Eine in attendance.
Spring Street: A New York property developer gives over a commercial building to showcase the best in street art. Swoon, Faile, Obey, DFace and Judith Supine do the decorating.
Cans Festival: You know the score. Spray hits Stencil in a tunnel on a May Day Bank Holiday and the crowd go wild.


NOW, THE HARD SELL:

Forum members have an exclusive chance to get their hands on one of only a Limited Number of 1st edition copies

Numbered and with an accompanying soundtrack “Here lie dragons”. You’re getting first dibs in a pre-release prior to any books being available anwhere in the world. None of these copies will be available through bookshops or Amazon ever. We promise.
(except of course the ones that some halfwit might try to flip on the bay).


Don’t just ask your mum to get you one for Xmas, they’ll be none left by then.
It’s going to be good . . .



www.untitledstreetart.co.uk

OK, so it’s not Banksy’s but it IS definitely a book.

In true guerilla fashion (and cheap shot style) we’re using the forum like every other two bit back bedroom internet gallery to flog our dirty wares.


Untitled: Street Art in the Counter Culture is the definitive book documenting street art today. Sure to feature in Antiques Roadshow in 50 years time we’re confident that people will look back in future years and say ‘sheesh, I wish I was about when that shit kicked off’.

Not to be filed under history, photography, design or non-fiction, as it contains outright lies and outrageous subjective opinion, this book is definitely about street art. It is also about now.
Fungus grows on your collected wild-style pioneers. Vile passions rage between old schools and new.s**t flies out from under the hammer at auction houses and property developers fund street art shows to liberal press fanfare. Oh, and Banksy hits the West Bank.
Is anyone taking this stuff seriously? Should it be taken seriously? Is it all just an immense daisy chain of poker faces, irony and mind games?

Containing works attributed to: Banksy, Faile, DFace, Swoon, Bast, Blu, Blek Le Rat, Nick Walker, Obey, Dolk, Judith Supine, Eine, Gaia, Elbowtoe, Hush, Copyright, Mir, Dan Witz, Space Invader, Armsrock, Doze Green, Know Hope, Logan Hicks, Skullphone, WKInteract, Skewville, Borf, Ame72, Sam3, Eelus, Miss Bugs, Rene Gagnon, The London Police, Michael De Feo and many many more.

Features include:
Santas Ghetto: Banksy’s and friends’ 2007 trip to Bethlehem raised a much needed $1m for community, family and arts provision on the West Bank. Chapeau!
NuArt: Norway’s annual street arts festival with D*Face and Eine in attendance.
Spring Street: A New York property developer gives over a commercial building to showcase the best in street art. Swoon, Faile, Obey, DFace and Judith Supine do the decorating.
Cans Festival: You know the score. Spray hits Stencil in a tunnel on a May Day Bank Holiday and the crowd go wild.


NOW, THE HARD SELL:

Forum members have an exclusive chance to get their hands on one of only a Limited Number of 1st edition copies

Numbered and with an accompanying soundtrack “Here lie dragons”. You’re getting first dibs in a pre-release prior to any books being available anwhere in the world. None of these copies will be available through bookshops or Amazon ever. We promise.
(except of course the ones that some halfwit might try to flip on the bay).


Don’t just ask your mum to get you one for Xmas, they’ll be none left by then.
It’s going to be good . . .



www.untitledstreetart.co.uk