Moscow’s Pink Fountains
by on August 28, 2010 in Wooster Collective
From Charushin:
“i did this action in Moscow in August 2d when the day of Air Assault Forces takes place. It used to be very brutal and aggressive day when former and current members of AAF get totally drunk and destroy everything/beat whoever they want. They are allowed to do it by government (because for government it’s easier to allow such one-day-anarchy than pay them good salary and bring some changes into corrupted and demoralized army). Many people (especially colored) don’t leave their home this day because it’s quite dangerous. Others are afraid to pass these places where the AAF members are hanging over.
One of their favorite entertainment is swimming in the fountains. I colored water in one of them in pink color. Color of love and tenderness. These guys always have not enough love and affection”
Ema jons Shows Us How Its Done at the Piknik Festival in Esztergom Hungary
by on August 28, 2010 in Wooster Collective
Shit We’re Diggin: Mario Kart Bike Lanes in Portland
by on August 28, 2010 in Wooster Collective
Swanski Shows Us How It’s Done In Cologne
by on August 28, 2010 in Wooster Collective
Fresh Stuff From Stinkfish in Cali, Colombia
by on August 28, 2010 in Wooster Collective
More from Stinkfish here.
‘The Brooklyn Griffin’ – A Sculpture By ROBOTS
by on August 28, 2010 in Wooster Collective
Made entirely of pallets and old skateboard decks and installed on the corner of Meserole and Waterbury in Bushwick NY
Click here to see the full set of photos.
Seen On The Streets Of Brooklyn
by on August 28, 2010 in Wooster Collective
Mutate Britain at Glastonbury 2010 – The Video
by on August 28, 2010 in Wooster Collective
For more info on Mutate Britain, click here.
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