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Few and Far Tour ~ Los Angeles

1:59 PM PDT on April 24, 2012

Few and Far is a movement that brings together talented women who are involved in graffiti, skateboarding and street art from all over the world. Few and Far connects women by creating social and artistic exchange, by showcasing art on the streets, on walls and in other high profile venues. Few and Far fosters and celebrates the power and expression of female street artists. Importantly, Few and Far consists of a team of open minded, highly creative, cutting edge and dedicated every day females. We seek to expand this movement with the involvement more around the globe, and hope to highlight their commitment to their craft. Also Building life long friendships. Follow theses ladies as they make stops in San Diego and Tijuana, Mexico via @fewandfarwomen on Twitter.

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