There is no connection between the artists who performed at the event and ordinary, run-of-the-mill graffiti arrests.

For the city to imply a connection is more of the same smear campaign, and to some extent sour grapes.

They say it's graffiti; that's not graffiti,

I?d describe them as run of the mill, not great but they?re not bad.

Blank walls are a shared canvas and we're all artists.

There's no question that it's not your run of the mill case. But remember that a judge had already told (union members) 'it's an illegal strike and to go back to work.' They didn't do that.