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Graffiti legend Barry McGee was featured on this week’s
Modern Art Notes Podcast in conjunction with his current midcareer survey at Berkley Art Museum (BAM). Some of the topics
McGee discuss with interviewer Tyler Green include ...
- How a street-driven artist changes when he’s in his 40s and
is raising a daughter.
- Why it is important for to make sculptures that
represent the act of tagging itself.
- How he got himself into a little bit of trouble with some
freelance tagging at BAM.
- His plans for the ads that the Berkeley Art Museum has
placed on Bay Area MUNI buses.
- The story behind his many alias'.
- Moving from Graffiti on the streets to contemporary art in galleries.
- The influence of Barry's late wife, Margaret Killgallen, on his own work.
- The influence of Barry's late wife, Margaret Killgallen, on his own work.
listen HERE.
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