THE EXCHANGE was started in 2005, with six artist from different areas of the United States. The participants of The Exchange pair off into six groups of two, trading names and personal styles through sketches. The sketches are drawn and traded between the artist. They are then painted by the receiving artist in their particular city. The goal is for all the artist involved to be able to become more versatile through attempts at graffiti styles out of their personal comfort zone. THE EXCHANGE will be making many stops across the country. For more information and tour dates check out the site.
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