Huskmitnavn: Exploring Copenhagen's Urban Art Scene

Explore our archive dedicated to Huskmitnavn, a prominent figure in Copenhagen’s street art scene. Discover articles delving into their unique style, artistic influences, and the impact their work has had on the city’s evolving urban landscape. We examine the techniques, messages, and controversies surrounding their pieces, placing their art within the broader context of Copenhagen’s vibrant street art culture. From bold murals to intricate details, this collection showcases the diverse facets of Huskmitnavn’s creative journey and their contributions to the dynamic world of urban art.

Global Graffiti Documentary: Bomb It 2, Fall 2012

The global graffiti documentary Bomb It 2 is in its final stages of post-production and will be released in fall 2012! After all the different Bomb It 2 video parts were already published back in 2010, this is the final step… In the sequel to Bomb It Jon Reiss travels to Bangkok, Jakarta, Singapore, Hong Kong, Tel Aviv, the Palestinian refugee camps on the West Bank, Perth, Melbourne, Copenhagen, Chicago and Austin and features artists including Klone, Know Hope, Great Bates, Huskmitnavn, Ash, Phibs, Stormie Mills, and many more. ...

Bomb It 2 from Copenhagen

Good news: The next parts of the new graffiti and street art documentary “Bomb It 2” by Jon Reiss is online now! After Bangkok and Tel Aviv (Remember the post I wrote last week!), the four new episodes present urban artist from Copenhagen, including Great, Bates, Victor Ash and HuskMitNavn. They show Great and Bates painting a wall while talking about their passion for their work, HuskMitNavn talking about why he only bombs characters, and what he doesn’t want his neighbors to know and Ash talking about how he migrated from doing illegal to legal graffiti… ...

Huskmitnavn - Danish Street Art

[embed]http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3h2dt_huskmitnavn-interview-by-alice-gall_creation[/embed] His characters are funny, his street art tends to political statements and his pastel graffities and comic-style paintings are internationally known. Huskmitnavn (in English: Remember my name), alias Anton Berg, is in addition to Armsrock one of the most famous Danish street artists. Modern Street Art from Denmark In Europe, but also overseas, for example in Portland, New York, Montreal, Tokyo and Osaka, the Dane with the funny name, who really always wanted to be butcher, was already active. ...