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Dan Witz’s Do Not Enter Street Art Project Is Smart And Engaging

| Art and design | August 21, 2012

Dan Witz Do Not Enter project

Dan Witz Do Not Enter street art project

Dan Witz Do Not Enter street art

Dan Witz Do Not Enter

Do Not Enter Dan Witz art

Dan Witz street art

I Really love this street art by Dan Witz from his ‘Do Not Enter’ project. The project began in 2007 and has since been seen all over the World in places such as USA, Austria, Norway and Poland. It’s funny, while making a point, smart too and if you’re wondering who the baldy guy on signs is – well, thats Witz.

If you’re in New York right now or will be there anytime before Saturday 25th August then check out his work at the Jonathan LeVine Gallery which is part of a show called ‘Detournement: Signs of the Times’ that also includes the likes of Ron English, Shepard Fairey and Trustocorp.

 

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moray mair

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