April 30, 2010

Via Brave New Conversations (FaceBook):

Here is the first of the Chat series -- Art, Space and Politics: Shepard Fairey asks Robbie Conal

Best known for his unapologetic in-your-face style of political street art, Robbie Conal is ready to take us on a new journey with his new book Not Your Typical Political Animal. But that doesn’t mean his ideas of creating art anywhere and everywhere have changed. In this chat with fellow artist and long time fan Shepard Fairey, he discusses the use of public space for art and challenges us all to take action.

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