The 2012 Olympics about to get underway in London in a few days, but one event that has been in full swing is the crackdown of the unauthorized usage of the Olympic brand by the International Olympic Committee. Which of course means that graffiti artists in the UK have been hard at work. Here are a couple of great examples attributed to Banksy (top) and Criminal Chalklist (although that is also in dispute as the original image is in turn attributed to Maximilian Holden Perchik). Solid Gold.
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July 26, 2012
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August 1, 2012
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Reblogged this on I Rez Therefore I Am and commented:
LONDON, 24 July – with the opening ceremonies of the Games of the XXX Olympiad just 73 hours away now, and with the International Olympic Committee cracking down on unauthorized “Olympic Brand” logo usage, Mark Kaufman at Illustration Age gives us a brief tour of Olympic Graffiti here in London.
Thanks Vanessa!