TGI IS BACK --- With a thoughtful reminder..

This is indeed a new generation for The Graffiti Inn... 

I know it's been a long while...  And things will indeed happen... But to truly appreciate art, you can't always seek to capture it, but just to enjoy it... 

Our love for the arts will never fade, and we give back simply what the world will allow us to experience. 

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Enjoy yourself.. 

Take your time.. 

Experience Peace of Mind..

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-The Goddess is Beautiful-

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Don't spend your whole life in front of an illuminated screen, if you seek to gain peace.

Cherish the beauty around you and cast away those ugly feelings of doubt. 

Soon you'll realize, all that fear is  unnecessary, shed yourself of it. 

Be who you truly are...

-support positive movements-

--stayfree--

El Barrio {Manhattan, NY - USA}

The "Barrio" area in Harlem has always been a place with a rich cultural history. Some of the brightest writers, artists, and revolutionaries have called this area home. I am lucky enough to call it home as well. Check out this artistically styled plot of land, which could just as easily be nothing. But this area was maintained and turned into a beautiful piece of art.

I feel like this should be in a museum somewhere

Just plain beautiful

***Groovy Times***

--stayfree--

This is the way we live .Monty. {Montreal, QC - Canada}

Montreal has an insanely artistic cityscape, but it stretches out past the inner city. Here's a picture of an anime portrait, just painted on the side of someone's house, not store, house, as in residential. To see something this beautiful just painted on the side of someone's house was just amazing. Another example of why I love Montreal, and why I can appreciate any culture that values creative expression.


Beauty is indeed given for free...
[corny alert] 
Almost reminds me of love :)...





--stayfree--


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"El Barrio" in Montreal... {Montreal, QC - Canada}

...Well, not so much. There really isn't any "El Barrio" in Montreal, but, if there was, this would definitely be the kind of art I would expect to see. It's seems so culturally inspired in what seemed to be a pretty bland part of town, not counting the amazing art work on almost every other wall. Had I known the neighborhood I was walking in, I could give a better description, but I don't. I spent the majority of my time in Montreal aimlessly walking around and enjoying every second of it.....

music and hard work.... i like it

Many more from Montreal on the way...




-stayfree-


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