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Tags similar to those on Los Angeles' iconic graffiti towers have appeared in another unlikely place in the City of Angels: ...
according to Pointz’s website. Cormac Collins ’23.5, who joined Pointz in the summer of 2020 and now serves as the company’s lead software engineer, emphasized that community engagement and feedback ...
Seven years after 5 Pointz, a mecca for graffiti that took over the Neptune Meter factory in Long Island City, was whitewashed and demolished by late developer Jerry Wolkof without prior notice ...
5 Pointz on Nelson Street was seen by many as Bristol's finest independent clothing store, but it closed at the end of March with a statement that said it was "the right time to bring down the ...
A popular independent clothing shop in Bristol city centre has closed permanently. 5 Pointz opened on Nelson Street in 2004 and built up a reputation for selling premium footwear and clothing ...
The owners of the 5 Pointz site in Queens have followed up on their promise to file an appeal on a decision that awarded the 5 Pointz graffiti artists $6.7 million in damages. In February this ...
A Brooklyn federal court judge on Monday ordered a developer to pay $6.7 million to 21 artists for whitewashing their graffiti on the side of the iconic 5 Pointz warehouse in Queens in 2013.
The judgement ends a dispute that had been ongoing since 2013, when real estate developer Jerry Wolkoff, whitewashed over murals that were painted on the walls of the 5 Pointz complex he owned.
Justice has finally been served to New York real estate developer Gerald Wolkoff, marking the end to a long, dramatic landmark case surrounding onetime graffiti mecca 5 Pointz. On Monday ...
Judge Frederic Block of the United States District Court Judge for the Eastern District of New York chastised developer Gerald Wolfkoff for destroying 45 of 49 graffiti paintings at 5 Pointz.