Political Sticker Near Parliament. July 2011. Budapest, Hungary. (Photo: Alexis Zimberg).
Our recent interview with Moha Magazine hit the web this week.
Click here to check it out (in Hungarian):
Moha Magazine: Interview with Post Soviet Graffiti.
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I’ll be uploading most of the mag onlnie, but not the trains which is probably the part you want to see. I’m sending some copies to contributors to the latest issue and if there’s a graff store in Belgium you could help me out with I’ll send them some copies too.CheersTeam Wordplay
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