Leitura obrigatória!

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By DAVID GONZALEZ
Published: June 4, 2007

«The sticky-sweet smell of spray paint hung in the hot air as members of Tats Cru covered a rooftop wall with crazy kinetic letters. They were far from prying eyes, though not because they were doing anything illegal. In fact, the man whose business occupied the football-field-size building was their patron, allowing them and other graffiti artists to use the roof as their own open-air atelier. Here among the drab warehouses of the Hunts Point Cooperative Market, they had the privacy to try out new designs, repainting and refining until they were pleased with the results(...)» in The New York Times- 04.06.07

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