Our weekly focus on the moving image and art in the streets. And other oddities.
Now screening:
1. The Laughing Heart – by Bradley Bell, Charles Bukowski, Tom Waits, and Grizzly Bear
2. METAL LOVERS via Spray Daily
3. HELLO FROM BERLIN – AGAIN – CTM.IOC CREWS via I Love Graffiti
BSA Special Feature: The Laughing Heart – Bradley Bell, Charles Bukowski, Tom Waits, and Grizzly Bear
It makes us very happy to share this animated short film by Bradley Bell, “The Laughing Heart”, based on a poem by Charles Bukowski, as we publish the first edition of BSA Film Friday for 2023. We believe that your life and the choices you make determine what makes you unique and who you are. Stay honest and authentic with yourself; the mistakes that you will make will be as valuable as the victories you will celebrate.
METAL LOVERS via Spray Daily
From whole cars to whole trains, the Metal Lovers Crew staked their claim in ’21 and ’22. The choice of dramatic music here makes it extra impressive.
HELLO FROM BERLIN – AGAIN – CTM.IOC CREWS via I Love Graffiti
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