Here’s a little glimpse of some of the cool work Fab-5′s David Long did last weekend @ the Broadway Center’s annual 2012 Fall Free For All 2012:
Thank you to Nicci (the gracious owner of the vehicle), the Broadway Center for Performing Arts & all the Festival partners for having us out! We’re already excited for Free For All 2013!
These 2 photos were inconspicuously spotted recently on Facebook….. Details surrounding this brand new Fab-5 mural will surface soon.
Stay tuned!
Earlier this year a small group of a dozen or so artists celebrated the re-opening of the legendary Broadway graffiti garages. As part of an invitation-only, relatively quiet gathering, graffiti artists from Seattle and Tacoma filled three parking garages with a dozen or so burners (murals). Since then, the walls have morphed, mutated and continued to be adorned with some of the best examples of graffiti art you’ll see in these parts. If you’re not into train yards, trestles or the undersides of bridges, but still want to show folks how down you are, the graffiti garages is the place. If you’re a real street ninja, the graffiti garages are a nice place to take a break and just be an artist.
Big up to Fab-5 and everyone involved in the resurrection.
The L.I.F.E. Program 2010 was a *HUGE* success, over 150 students over the course of 10 weeks.
A big thank you goes to all the teaching staff & special shout out to all the guest instructors who came through to session with our youth! — Ohmega Watts, Fice, Ms. Jesse, Bruce Leroy, Boy (HaviKoro), Louie (The Good Foot), Niles, Lady Tasz, Clemm Rishad & The Sky Movement & Ill Will.
(Tons & tons of photos after the jump)
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