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One City – Eight Artists – Seven Days

23 January 2013

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One City – Eight Artists – Seven Days: Baltimore from XXIST on Vimeo.

One City – Eight Artists – Seven Days is a short film documenting the work of eight street artists over the course of a week in Baltimore. The film was directed by Baltimore street artist Xxist and edited by Shaun Callahan (PEP Video). Soundtrack was created by Jack Callahan (DJ Ack). Artists featured include Gaia, Stefan Ways, Sorta, Nether, Shaken, Michael Owen, Toven, Jake Warfield and Xxist.



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