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with its revolutionary design and it will be tagged by all
the artists and become a roving billboard for the festival.
'The artists really enjoyed turning the Juke into a
work of art and they will use it for the duration of the
festival. We have also supplied Nissan NP 200 and NV 200
support vehicles to help festival organisers transport the
artists,' says Graeme Birch, General Manager of Marketing
Communications at Nissan South Africa.
The Festival was started by local graffiti guru Rasty,
who with a group of local organisers have created a
platform for this unique art form to be celebrated and
allow for local and international artists to share notes,
inspire and encourage newcomers and of course to create
awe inspiring murals.
'The festival is by its very nature inclusive. The art and
creative process is shared with the city's residents and
children in town get to participate in arts projects hosted
by the local and international artists,' says Rasty.
The Festival roster reads like a 'who's who' of well
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known graffiti artists. Rasty will be joined by Above from
reated to showcase top class graffiti artists from
the United States, Adnate from Australia, Mediah fro