BAVC Interview With San Francisco Street Artist Sirron Norris

by Scott Beale on May 19, 2009 · 0 comments

No Parking by Sirron Norris

photo by Scott Beale

Zoe Banks of BAVC posted a really great interview with San Francisco street artist Sirron Norris, who is also an instructor for the Digital Pathways program at BAVC.

I really pulled away from the fine art world. I was so jaded by it. If it was a level playing field, where you’re going to be as successful as you are talented, great. But it’s not. It’s all about keeping everyone’s attention all the time, whose ass you’re going to kiss, and that’s a lot of work. I’d rather spend that energy on creating something that no one’s ever seen before.

Here Are A Few Related Posts You Might Enjoy:

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