“I like the idea of the artist going out in the world, creating a dialogue,” says De La Vega (in the East Village with one of his street paintings). “Art is interacting with people.”Erica Freudenstein
Marked Man
Guerilla artist James De La Vega leverages his street smarts to a fashion career
- By Colin Fleming
- Smithsonian magazine, October 2007
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