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The City of Philadelphia v. Todd Marrone, Exhibit A.
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I recently teamed up with a former student/current costumed crusader, in an effort to coax Pennsylvanians into fighting for equality. Hundreds of these postcards are now floating around the City of Brotherly Love, literally and figuratively.
Last Friday evening, an old man covered Old City with old artwork. Check out the photos on Flickr or Facebook.
This evening, I plastered the very awesome Pterodactyl Gallery with semi-awesome prints for their semi-big Big Art Show.
I painted this piece of scrap plywood so somebody would haul it off of my property. One man’s trash is another man’s eventual trash.
As the official artbassador of Formation Skateboards, I officially made and left artwork in, and around, Ambler Skate Shop, during the official Ambler Art Festival.
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2012
“Identity Crisis” First Person StorySlamPosted by: Todd Marrone in Guerrilla Art, Performance, Personal, Thoughts
Here’s the story behind the art under people’s behinds.
Yesternight, I shared a story about sharing my art. Then, I shared my art by hiding it under the chairs in the audience. I’m like a slightly heavier Oprah.
After you tell a few stories at various StorySlams without wetting your pants, they invite you to be a guest storyteller. On April 9th, I’ll weave a tale of guerrilla art identity crisis to kick the night off. It’s rumored that everyone in attendance will receive a FREE painting. I started that rumor. Monday, April 9th, 8:30 – 10:30 PM
I painted these giant banners during a recent fundraising event at Lower Merion High School, because I like art and hate cancer. Who’s with me?
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