Check out this great video of Chor Boogie as “he explains his interpretation of art, color theory and the room he painted at the famous Hotel Des Arts.”

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Visual artist Shepard Fairey, whose “Hope” and “Progress” images have become iconic among Obama supporters, was arrested last week in Denver while putting up those posters on the streets of Denver. In a video interview with the social network imeem (see below), Fairey said he was arrested by Denver police, dressed in full riot gear, on charges of posting bills and “interference.” He was held for 16 hours before being released. Fairey, who pled guilty and paid a $140 fine, says the Denver arrest was his 14th for postering.

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Some amazing Icelandic newspapers and magazines wrote about BOMB IT after our premiere in Reykjavík last week.

Click here for Jon Reiss’s October 10th Q&A with GRAPEVINE!

Click here for 24 STUNDIR’s article on BOMB IT!

Within the first minute of this interview with Jon Reiss about his new documentary “Bomb It” Reiss cuts to the heart, talking about the battle for public space between graffiti writers and advertising. If you don’t “get” graffiti or what the big deal about public space is, this might be the movie for you.

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Peter K and Pose2 of Albus Cavus participated in creation of sculpture titled “Bummer”. The piece was built by Myk Henry & Co and exhibited as a part of Burning Man 2008. The theme of the festival was “American Dream”.

For more, please visit albuscav.us and Current TV.