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April 19, 2008

local vandal LAST caught in the act

LAST - Richmond

Michael E. Clark, 22, was charged with property destruction last Tuesday after being caught tagging “LAST” onto the I-95 overpass above East Franklin Street early this past Tuesday. The article in the RTD says that “police said they found evidence of two other tags at Clark’s residence and charged him with two additional counts of property destruction”; a short walk down Franklin Street between 18th and 23rd reveals a wealth of his work


LAST - Richmond

LAST - Richmond

LAST - Richmond

LAST - Richmond

LAST - Richmond

Posted by john m at 4:49PM under crime | Tags: , ,

9 Responses to “local vandal LAST caught in the act”

  1. posted by knottencolon at April 19, 2008 7:34 pm :

    there’s nothing worse than cheap, ugly graffiti. Where’s the craftsmanship? The only place you see it around here is on the sides of train cars

  2. posted by J. Tyler Ballance at April 21, 2008 11:42 am :

    The use of the terms graffiti and art together is an oxymoron. Graffiti is just vandalism and those who do it may as well be painting signs that show that they are idiots and losers, because that is what they are.

    There are plenty of projects where people interested in “urban art” can constructively join in. There is no need to vandalize structures. Leaving scars on public and private structures just adds to the blight. Perhaps some Sharia law could be imposed and the hands of these vandals could just be lopped off.

  3. posted by Paul H at April 22, 2008 8:08 am :

    Just what we need, more handless, homeless artists. Let him be an example to the rest!

  4. posted by Church Hill People’s News » Hope all over the city - Richmond, Virginia at April 22, 2008 6:43 pm :

    [...] nice contrast to reports of the arrest of the recent spray-paint-vandal LAST, this week’s Style Weekly has a piece on the street artist Hope and his art in the [...]

  5. posted by Carver & Jackson Ward News » Hope all over the city - Richmond, Virginia at April 22, 2008 6:45 pm :

    [...] nice contrast to reports of the arrest of the recent spray-paint-vandal LAST, this week’s Style Weekly has a piece on the street artist Hope and his art in the [...]

  6. posted by bopst at April 23, 2008 1:05 pm :

    To me, what that guy does that Style wrote about this week isn’t vandalism, it’s art. My main problem with graffiti is that it sucks. Most of it is watered down versions of late 70’s/early 80’s Brooklyn, New York and what this unnamed gentleman does is completely different. Also, his work can be removed much easier than the the work of an idiot with a spray can. Not once have I seen his stuff around the city did I think it was a blight on the environment. It always makes me happy to see his work.

  7. posted by kirby buzzard at May 3, 2008 1:30 am :

    last sucks ass!

  8. posted by Contrarian at May 12, 2008 8:55 am :

    So why doesn’t the jack off ask permission to express his “art”. Tagging a building or sign violates the owner and the architect of the building.

    I hope he gets time with some big sweaty dude in jail.

  9. posted by drew at July 16, 2008 10:04 am :

    Im just shocked he’s 22 years old. All this time I thought last was 14 or 15 at best. C’mon man, learn how to write.

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