MTN Colors Presents – Versus Round 6 – HASK vs. Verde Rambo

Montana Colors is back with another instalment of their video series “Versus Project“, where they get a writer to paint a burner with the primary focus being one colour. In this case, we have HASK, a Barcelona based graffiti artist, going head to head against the colour “Verde Rambo”.

Does Graffiti – Endless Perspectives [Paris]

We’re sure you know all about one of our favourite graffiti/street artists Digital Does of the Love Letters Crew. On top of that, considering all of our recent posts, we’re sure you also know all about his “Endless Perspectives” project, which is coming up very soon. Here’s another video installation of his tour and preparation of the project. This particular video takes place in Paris, France. Video after the jump!

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Versus Project – GFM CREW

To promote a range of brand new spray paint colors, Montana has invited some graffiti writers to test out one color each in this new video series entitled “VERSUS Project.” In this video, we’ve got the GFM crew uses the new color Violeta Geisha, using only black and white with it.

The Hangerone Project – 45RPM

Hangfire is a UK based collective who does a variety of work in the arts community. Their newest edition to their repertoire is “The Hangerone Project”. This project has artists painting airplanes as big as commercial jets. The first video in the series is from Bristol based graffiti artist 45RPM.

Digital Does – Endless Perspectives

This video kicks off Does‘ new project “Endless Perspectives”. The series documents Does traveling to several cities to paint canvasses incorporated into murals. These journeys were documented by cameraman Stephan Polman. Rube Parthoens helps to edit the footage and Blankeroy finds the perfect tune to match the respective city. The results of the project will be shown during an exhibition on April 5, 6 and 7 in Melbourne.

The Reclamation Project – Canada’s Largest Production Wall

In the summer of 2012 graffiti and street artists from all over Canada took part in creating the country’s largest graffiti mural in Toronto, Ontario. At last, the video documentary about the project is out. The documentary is almost a half an hour and talks to a number of people who took part in bringing the project to fruition.