eek told me the link "Nara Arrested For Graffiti Before Boesky Opening" of blog Arrested Motion. There is the photo of Nara's painting in Union Square Station.
(image via TAC blog)
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eek told me the link "Nara Arrested For Graffiti Before Boesky Opening" of blog Arrested Motion. There is the photo of Nara's painting in Union Square Station.
(image via TAC blog)
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Posted by: Jerseys Cheap | Friday, June 03, 2011 at 12:50 PM
The NYPD doesn't care who you are. This isn't 1975 - you write graffiti in the NYC subway, especially in one of the busiest stations in Manhattan, and you will get caught.
It would be like some artist from New York going to Tokyo and thinking he could get away with tagging the Tokyo subway just because he's "internationally known". It doesn't make any difference, the law is the law and the locals won't put up with it.
Posted by: christian louboutin | Monday, May 23, 2011 at 10:17 AM
It would be like some artist from New York going to Tokyo and thinking he could get away with tagging the Tokyo subway just because he's "internationally known". It doesn't make any difference, the law is the law and the locals won't put up with it.
Posted by: louboutin | Monday, May 23, 2011 at 10:15 AM
Eric:
Yes, it's graffiti. The NYPD doesn't care who you are. This isn't 1975 - you write graffiti in the NYC subway, especially in one of the busiest stations in Manhattan, and you will get caught.
It would be like some artist from New York going to Tokyo and thinking he could get away with tagging the Tokyo subway just because he's "internationally known". It doesn't make any difference, the law is the law and the locals won't put up with it.
Posted by: Jeff | Monday, March 16, 2009 at 01:28 PM
Good lord, an internationally known artist used a SHARPIE and he got arrested?
Posted by: Eric | Wednesday, March 11, 2009 at 11:45 AM