RackGaki - Japanese Graffiti comes to London
The Stolenspace Gallery in Brick Lane is hosting a free exhibition by some top Japanese graffiti artists until 20th May. Alongside that is the launch of the book, RackGaki which probably means "graffiti", but I forgot to check. This piece was created specially for the show. Other photos are here.
Take yourself down there and you can treat yourself to a proper burger from the cafe at the top of the road.
posted by Ham at 00:17 --
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post a commentGoodness how long would that have taken? I appreciate the work but i don't like the design.
I like the expression on his face. And the moustache just makes it perfect!
I want to make a graffiti at home also :) You know how much cost the work ?
this one is superb (I hope they won't erase it ;-)
just to let'cha now , it's Rakugaki not Rackgaki. just thought i would let you know
P.S. Rakugaki roughly means "scribble" or "doodle"