Crown Royal Regal Apple Amplifies Local Black Artists Through Art Preservation
After a Summer of social unrest, artists worldwide took to the city streets to express themselves, raise awareness and educate communities on Black Lives Matter. In testament to culture using their voice support, Crown Royal Regal Apple has created a digital archive of phenomenal street art from across the country that is dedicated to Black Lives Matter in New York City.
In collaboration with photographer Ray Neutron, Crown Royal Regal Apple captured the artwork of four street artists, including visual artist Tatyana Fazlalizadeh, street artist and motion graphic designer Vince Ballentine, muralist Alexandre Keto and art activist Konstance Patton to cement these impermanent works as everlasting stories and celebrate their imaging of resistance and beauty.
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