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Bloodwars Volume 2 / Issue Two is now out and ready to view! Featuring an interview with Bonus VTS / BKF, this issue is dedicated to all those who have passed recently. Download it and take a look.
Bloodwars is released quarterly. The next issue will be due out in about three months- November. Submissions are welcomed.
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The Rise of the Seventh Letter
Mad society kings
By Shelley Leopold
Wednesday, July 11, 2007 - 12:00 pm
Once you know what you’re looking for, your sixth (make that your seventh) sense will kick in and you’ll start seeing them everywhere — on empty walls surrounding vacant lots, on the ramparts of the L.A. River, along freeways, on billboards... everywhere. To the cold, blank spaces of our urban canvas, the throw-ups and pieces bearing the marks of The Seventh Letter crew add color, beauty, a bit of danger perhaps, and, increasingly, legend. Not since the postmodernist heyday of Pollock and Picasso has the art world been host to such a decidedly macho milieu...
read entire article at: LA WEEKLY
Mad society kings
By Shelley Leopold
Wednesday, July 11, 2007 - 12:00 pm
Once you know what you’re looking for, your sixth (make that your seventh) sense will kick in and you’ll start seeing them everywhere — on empty walls surrounding vacant lots, on the ramparts of the L.A. River, along freeways, on billboards... everywhere. To the cold, blank spaces of our urban canvas, the throw-ups and pieces bearing the marks of The Seventh Letter crew add color, beauty, a bit of danger perhaps, and, increasingly, legend. Not since the postmodernist heyday of Pollock and Picasso has the art world been host to such a decidedly macho milieu...
read entire article at: LA WEEKLY
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