Miami Explodes with New Graffiti Just in Time for Basel Crowds

Jacob Katel December 2, 2010 8:30AM

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Black Bar is now green bar. Smoke em' if you got em'.

Another Charlie Brown downtown.

14th street and Miami Ave.

Down with ads, up with art, electric box detail, 14th street and Miami Ave.

Art Bastard

Miami Ave around 22nd

Tags are cool, but bombing galleries is lame.
Sketch on a wall, small print says "reserved for CP1," expect some cool shit to go there.

Awesome utility pole splatter swirls on 23rd street btwn Miami and NW 2nd.

Art Whino putting in work.

Dumpster art on NW 2nd Ave.

YNOT tribute wall on NW 2nd Ave.

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