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Yard 2 Yard ~ Venice Beach

If you live in LA and love graff, then you know one of the best places to paint is Venice Beach. This past weekend, that tradition might be over. ICU Art will be ending the Venice Art Walls program-- their twelve year journey has come to end. Many artists came out to show support and say farewell to what might have been the last safe place to paint in the city. Is it really over? Check out IWuzHereFirst.com for more details about what might be coming next for the Venice Beach walls.

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