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'El Barto' graffiti vandal sentenced

San Francisco Chronicle Staff Report

Tuesday, April 10, 2007

A Santa Rosa graffiti vandal was sentenced Monday to 1,000 hours of community service and three years of felony probation after he pleaded no contest earlier this year to two counts of felony vandalism, prosecutors said.

KiM Spring Cleaning, Sunday April 15th

Bring the families and friends, kids are very welcome of course! I will be having a HUGE, HUGE, sale on paintings and other art, as I don't really want to pack them and move them, everything will be marked $50.- and under, The party will be from 1 pm till around 7pm, 453 #A 11th Street (on the corner of 11th and Exchange in Astoria ,Oregon),Come say goodbye and buy some art!

Thanks! -KiM McCarthy

Jef Aerosol book release for VIP (Very Important Pochoirs)


144 pages, 21cm x 21cm, 360 photos
texte & images : Jef Aérosol (français / english)
225 stencilled portraits / 225 portraits au pochoir
on the street & on canvas / dans la rue et sur toile
préfaces / forewords : Chris Wilson & Tcheky Karyo

dans toutes les librairies / in all bookshops
ou commandez en ligne / or order online :
www.editionsalternatives.com

dates des dédicaces & expos / schedule of signings & shows :

Defacer With Mystery Agenda Is Attacking Street Art

Nicole Bengiveno/The New York Times

The evidence is the bright green and purple splashes of paint that began appearing on walls in Brooklyn and Manhattan more than a month ago. The carefully aimed blobs obscured or disfigured dozens of pieces of street art created by people who may not be household names, but who have achieved the esteem of peers and some recognition from the mainstream art world. The targets of the paint attacks have included posters, paper cutouts pasted on walls, and images stenciled on the sides of buildings.