Sam3, Billboards in Murcia, Spain
I have yet to meet Sam3 but I already know I will like him. His work over outdoor advertising is both incisive and insightful.
VIA Unurth
Labels: ad takeovers, Other Artists, spain
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Friday, April 15, 2011 |
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1 Comments:
If these are illegal boards, then the art is pretty cool. If these were legal boards then the artists should buy that space, not steal the space. What's so right about a takeover? This company was trying to make a legitimate living? If so the artist work is less attractive and he or she's just a punk. why is this site supportive of this? 2wrongsdontmakeitright
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