Wooster Collective is the place to visit and subscribe to, if you want to learn about the zeitgeist of street art. The special charme of the site is that they get the community involved to create the appearance of the blog. Reguarly they change the logo banner on top of the page, so that the site itself becomes art. Those ‘mastheads‘ reflect the tools, styles and attitudes of the community. It never gets boring.

By the way, the anti-graffiti forces here are not as fast or rigorous as in Madrid where i had a hard time finding any stencils. Until now i have found many witty stencils and other pieces of street art in Santiago.

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