The 10 Biggest Graffiti Moments Of August 2012

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These clips of Pose & Vizie of MSK, shot by KC Ortiz are always worth watching. The latest clip is of them in Europe with Supe FMK. Keep an eye out for the two-part documentary in the near future.

Tomek has his first show, alongside with Skube, this month in Paris. The Peace & Love guys are regulars on this column, and their anti-graffiti style is not to everybody's taste — but for those who've seen the amount of collective work they've done on the streets of Paris — you can only give them props.

Fuzi of TPK and Ultra-Violent crews in Paris has had a fluid translation from graffiti writer to tattoo artist in recent times. His "ignorant style" tattoos have really caught on- and he gave them away at The Hole NYC and at an event in Zurich in the past few weeks.

Matt W. Moore in a graphic artist who paints under the name RE.One. If you live in the Western World you would've encountered his work a few thousands times in the past month- as he produced all of the artwork for the Coca Cola Olympics campaign. He spends a lot of his time travelling, and has recently been in London painting with Roid MSK, and also collaborated with Tomek from Paris on this amazing wall.

Horfe doesn't seem to want to stop blazing trails at the moment, 2012 is most definitely his year. On a recent trip to San Francisco he painted his biggest pieces yet, and shared the pictures exclusively with us. Enjoy!

Egs is probably one of the most well travelled graffiti writers in the world. He has painted in almost 50 countries now in a 25 year career, and was one of the forefathers of inter railing the early 1990s. His passion for travelling doesn't seem to waver as this MTN Colors blog shows. Look out for if he paints with one other writer it is always in Silvers & Blacks- with same colour details on both pieces- Egs plus another always looks nice and organised!

Vice Magazine and graffiti have never really gone hand in hand- but for that matter, neither has Andre and graffiti. This film is a nice meeting between the two worlds though, as Andrew shows Vice round his latest show in New York, Andrepolis. Watch the video here.

Espo's latest body of work looks like his strongest yet. He has popped up on i-D in August, as well as doing various other interviews talking about the forthcoming show. As enjoyable as it always is to hear from Espo, the work speaks for itself.

Espo's show, A Word is Worth a Thousand Pictures, is open from 6-29th September at Joshua Liner Gallery in New York.

Fuck you if you don't like Espo.