

Smog posted a comment about One Mor having an exhibition recently. Thought I'd chase it up and include some stuff I found.
First up, here is an interview

Exhibition Promo Vid:
The artworks


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Smog posted a comment about One Mor having an exhibition recently. Thought I'd chase it up and include some stuff I found.
First up, here is an interview
Exhibition Promo Vid:
The artworks
Scottishgraffiti documents the artwork by Scottish artists within the Scottish Graffiti scene and further afield.
This site does not encourage or promote graffiti or any other illegal activities in any way, shape or form.
The nature of graffiti is such that very few pieces are still standing after any period of time. This site hopes to showcase all those forgotten treasures as well as give an insight into the history of the scene and the various writers who contributed to it.
3 comments:
Steve: I remember painting a wall in Edinburgh in around ‘93 and stepping back from the piece and thinking to myself, ‘Yeah! I’m finally good at this.’ I had come into my style and I recalled thinking if I was a passer by looking at this I would rate it. It was a turning point for me and a realisation that I could not only do this well, but that I wanted to keep on doing it and getting better and better, so that was a good feeling.
Good quote his pieces from the Meadowbank spot definitely started the ball rolling i always remember the Destruction is the art of creation wall with the red and silver One Mor being a standout his style kept evolving throughout the 90's for me the ultimate One Mor piece has to be the one he painted at the 1998 Walls On Fire event in bristol (organised by Banksy before he really took off) can't find a photo of either of those pieces .
http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu20/RemiRough/Blog%20images/Tate10.jpg
Bristol wall
@Smog
I've added it to the post.
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