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Santiago Stencil

Posted on October 30, 2007
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In Santiago de Compostela, Galicia (Spain) talking to people about the City of Culture currently under construction there and also checking out the vibe of the city. For me of course, the ultimate barometer of a city’s character is the street art scene, and I’ve gotta say that Santiago represents. The image here hits two of my great passions: early Public Enemy references, and when one cultural reference gets drawn into another context. Here, of course, is Flava Flav, and below his clock is written “chegas tarde” (“you are late” in Galician). Nice.

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