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First Fridays in Five Points and Street Art Show at Bogda

06/06/08 • Posted in: Art, Events, Five Points, Riverside by Joey Marchy

Saturday, 6/7/08
8-11 PM
1253 McDuff Ave. So.
Jacksonville, FL

This show will feature Urbismus and Tommy Armageddon
Bogda Gallery. The Urbismus blog had this to say about the show

We have been approached by Bogda Gallery to show the URBISMUS art. While very flattering, we recognize the dilemma this presents. We are of the opinion that street art is just that: street art. However, by exhibiting this month, we hope to continue the project in any form it might take.

Urbismus

Check out Interview with new Jacksonville street art crew: Urbismus

Tommy Armageddon

Also don’t forget First Friday’s in Five Points today. Big birthday bash at Anomaly. DJ. Drinks. Word.

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JSB

I respect the freedom of speech and property rights, Jeff.

jeff

Yes, Joey, that is true, and I am thankful for that; unlike the JSB blogger who apparently loves a freedom-of-speech shredding Bush administration.

/end of political discussion on an art posting

Joey Marchy

Everyone is entitled to their opinions. Even if they are wrong. This is America, land of the Free!

jeff

Any person interested in being an uncool nerd, call JSB.

jsb

Any artists interested in helping scrape stickers off of public utilities or private property, please call 630-CITY.

Brian Gray

Any graff artists interested in donating some of your time and talents to a local church in need of a fresh design for the kids summer camp out there, Please check out www.theouterbox.com now. I have a call to artists that was emailed to me from the church in riverside that will supply the paints if any graff writers can donate there time and talents. This is a rush thing. They really need it finished by sunday night. Its just a couple of banners that the kids need done up right. Check it out on www.theouterbox.com for all the details!
-B.G.

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