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ERNEST DOTY – East Bay, CA

Friday, April 12th, 2013

Tags: Bay Area, Bird, east bay, Ernest Doty, Street Art, Tubes, Yards
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ZION I “Shadow Boxing” – at Endless Canvas’s SPECIAL DELIVERY 2012

Sunday, February 10th, 2013

Music video by Zion I performing ShadowBoxing. 2013 Live Up.
Filmed inside Endless Canvas’s SPECIAL DELIVERY Bay Area 2012 (Large Scale Mural Exhibit).

From the album, “Shadow Boxing (Deluxe Edition)”
Available now:
iTunes http://tinyurl.com/amdtw7q
Amazon Music – http://tinyurl.com/afkc2uz
Google Play – http://tinyurl.com/akpq5wl

Graffiti Art: Curated by Endless Canvas as part of the SPECIAL DELIVERY 2012 Exhibit. Featuring Anemal, Jurne, Rekn, Yoder, Grow, Depht, Enor, Meck, Enero, Ernest Doty, GATS, Jules Muck, Vator, Scez, Just Becauz, Goser, Samri, M4M, Imp, Kure, Logic, Jaut, Omega, Ghost Owl, Plant Trees, Leach, Cops, Swampy, Zame, Yovoy, Pastime (Full List of Artists)
Director of Photography: Michael Sato
Assistant Director: Nicole Roman
Lighting: Dorbyworks
Editing: Spencer Groshong for Ineffable Music
Location Scout: David Wong for Ineffable Music (About the Location)

Tags: Anemal, Endless Canvas, Enor, Ernest Doty, GROW, Just Becauz, Location, Omega, Scez, Shadow Boxing, Special Delivery, Special Delivery Bay Area 2012, The Carbon Warehouse, Vator, Where was Shadow Boxing Filmed, Zion I
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ERNEST DOTY in Action – Berkeley, CA

Saturday, January 26th, 2013

Tags: Ear Peace Records, EPR, Ernest Doty, Flamingo
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GUERILLA COCKTAIL PARTY by True Modern (at SPECIAL DELIVERY 2012)

Monday, December 3rd, 2012

This past Saturday (December 1st, 2012), True Modern set up a guerilla cocktail party inside The Carbon Warehouse. The abandoned ink factory housing Endless Canvas‘s SPECIAL DELIVERY Bay Area 2012 Mural Exhibit provided a beautiful contrast to the custom Modernist furniture displayed at the cocktail party. As models served h’orderves, guests were given flash lights and encouraged to explore three stories of the post apocalyptic museum. It was pouring rain and the flooded floors turned into giant mirrors giving new life to the artwork. Water ran through the eyes of murals from floor to floor creating the Bay Area’s own Trevi Fountain. What I thought was going to be a simple furniture shoot turned into one of the most gorgeous things I’ve ever seen.