Global Graphica

Graff street art by Oreg along the rails in Menton, France.


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More graff art under a bridge in the Italian beach town of Ventimiglia (Vintimille), near the French border..


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Painted wheatpaste-and-cardboard street art piece on Wooster Street, NYC.


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Lots of colorful graff under a bridge near the border with France in Vintimille (Ventimiglia), Italy.


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A graff tag in Nice, France. Thus, a nice tag in more ways than one.


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Nice tag: Graffiti tag in Nice, France.


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Video of Barcelona-based artists OX, Hartos and Zosen in Marseilles, France, putting up some massive out artwork and having lots of fun on vacation and goofing off.

Another shot of a graff-art-covered local SNCF car outside the border towns of Menton, France and Ventimiglia, Italy.


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Something we don’t see in New York anymore is graff-art on the outside subway trains. But in parts of the south of France we saw a few train cars totally covered with art work, like this local SNCF car outside Menton.


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More awesome spray-can street art in Vintimiglia (Vintimille in French), near the Italy-France border.


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Solid graff art in Vintimiglia (or Vintimille), Italy, near the French border town of Garavan.


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Hello, My Name is “Konu,” Dieppe, France.


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Oversized “Hello, My Name is” stickie with Konu tag in the port town of Dieppe in France.


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Oversized “Hello, My Name is” sticker on the Grande Rue in Dieppe, France.


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Giant Hello, “My Name is” sticker with tag by Konu on the Grande Rue in Dieppe, France.


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Detail of graff art in Dieppe, France.


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“Joe” graff tag in Dieppe, France.


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Graff art in Dieppe, France.


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We found this spray-can art in a garage in the otherwise pristine French coastal town of Dieppe. The town has virtually no street art to speak of and is mostly graff-free. We’re not sure what “Pu Bollot SVP” means (“SVP ” is short for “Sil-Vous-Plait” or “Please”).

Cool little video from French TV program about Paris street artists Blek Le Rat, G8 and Sun7.