Featured in Design NJ
From the February/March 2014 Issue Graffiti as Art Writer: John Zeaman Historically considered vandalism, this form of self-expression can rise to the level of art Graffiti artist Leon Rainbow’s latest mural, at Clinton and Hudson streets in Trenton, is a cityscape...Featured in Bucks Life Magazine
Where Everything Fails, Art Takes Root By Scott Edwards It’s still raw and very much in a formative stage, but a surprisingly-large, and growing, community of artists is establishing the sort of presence in Trenton that was starting to feel unimaginable. More...Mercer alumnus Leon Rainbow uses grafitti art to bring color to Trenton | The VOICEThe VOICE
MCCC Voice By Stephen Harrison Photos By Sam Foster March 14th, 2013 Donning a gas mask, Leon Rainbow begins work on his latest “throw up.” His movements are swift but steady, consistent in their pace to prevent dripping or underexposure. There is no wasted movement,...Featured in Airbrush Action Magazine
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE ARTICLEWindows of Soul – How Art Takes Back a Street – US1 Newspaper
Reprinted from the September 19, 2012, issue of U.S. 1 Newspaper Windows of Soul – How Art Takes Back a Street by Dan Aubrey The decaying facades of one of downtown Trenton’s oldest blocks will be transformed into an outdoor art gallery when a group of motivated...Affiliates
Partners
My Profiles
