Norwegian Street Art


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Government-Funded Graffiti|
The Norwegian government invited two well-known street artists by the names of Dolk and Pobel to work with them on a project this summer. It was to make abandoned warehouses and houses look a lot better. The area chosen for this was Lofoten--a district of Nordland. While the bar does have striking similarity with Banksy, there are some really good pieces in here too. Source: nrk.no Via: wackyarchives |
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