Some movies from past events.

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The MOS came to Mexicali in 2004, a city north of the country near california and the US-Boarder – first time in Mexico. No doubt that this city is mostly about guns, prostitution, drugs and how to sneak into the US. Mexicali is also known for another huge Graffiti-Event called “Graf-Con”.
It was damned hot down [...]

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Originally the Meeting was scheduled to happen in San Francisco, but due politics it was not possible to do it there. Luckily we could switch the venue to Los Angeles.

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Chitown was very interesting. The walls of the MOS were near 59th St. between Damen Ave. and Racine Ave. Four viaducts that had a total of eight walls plus some more walls around.

All walls were well reachable in a short walk. Total wallspace approx 1000squaremeters. As friday most of the heads still had to work [...]

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The NYC-MOS was happening at the same spot as in 2003. Corner of Paidge and Provost streets in Greenpoint Brooklyn. Beside of the main wall, there are several walls near-by. All walls are well reachable in a short walk.

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The belgium Meeting happened at the same spot as in the former years, which is located at a very famous touristic place – Muntplein. Over a couple of days artists worked on huge murals with a total of more than 2000squaremeters wallspace. The precise adress of the Meeting is Muntplein (Muintstraat). From the central station it’s 20 minutes [...]

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After one year of absence the MEETING came back to where it started years ago with the legendary Wall-Street-Meeting. Eventhough the city had torn down most  buidlings, a couple of walls with more than 1500squaremeters remained.

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The spot for the dutch Meeting was the same as in 2003 – the beach of Almere at Wet Heerwater with many different attractions. 

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It was the first time the Meeting came to Lyon, to a perfect spot similar to Wiesbadens old Schlachthof. The RVI-factory near Grange Blanch is housing thousands of squaremeters of walls and is a melting-pot of the local urban art-scene.

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Eventhough Belarus is an obscure country run by europe´s last real dicktator, we were able to realise the jam several times. Due to the restrictive climate of the administration in the capitol, the chosen city was Gomel – an industrial city about 250km north of Tschernobyl.

Gomel is the second biggest city in Belarus. The spot: [...]

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