In 1997 and 1998 Filmmaker Bob Bryan singlehandedly created, produced & curated the This was a first ever event, celebrating Art creations from Spray-Can Artists all around the world. took place in the Downtown Museum of Art, Los Angeles California. This beautiful & impressive Collectors Edition, commemorates the vast style diversity of the International submissions and winners. : Pen & Ink, Sculpture, Tattoos, Trains, and Walls & Murals. THE GENESIS "Truth Or Dare" (Featured Article in RAP PAGES MAGAZINE) , the incisive documentary on the lives of Los Angeles Graffiti Artists, blew up like no other graff video to date, leaving behind an unprecedented trail of award recognition, media exposure and education about the Art Form. Bob Bryan, director, producer and director of photography on the film, accomplished what no other videographer had yet been able to do: create a graffiti documentary with mainstream crossover appeal. "I managed to promote the documentary in a way that didn't just reach some of the old heads that were already in the life, but 'turn-on' people that didn't know anything about Graffiti Art or that had a prejudice against graffiti," Bryan points out. The filmmaker particularly targeted gallery people, educators, librarians and institutions that could be an asset for Hip-Hop and Graffiti Art in a financial sense. Bryan's aesthetic and technical skills have been acknowledged with film and video competitions worldwide, including the prestigious Golden Eagle Awards, as well as, a , GOLDEN APPLE Award, Awards (sponsored by the - not to mention that he's also up for an Emmy this year. This year also finds Bryan taking it to another level by legitimizing Graffiti Art on an international scale through the creation of the . "I'm taking the credibility that has established and bringing a lot of Graffiti Art to the attention of major institutions and educational organizations," he says. "I've been successful with being able to bring Los Angeles Graffiti Artists up, and now what I want to do is bring the international community of Hip-Hop and Graffiti Art to the attention of a worldwide audience." Bryan's sole purpose for the establishment of the is to "...create a forum for the serious examination, illumination, appreciation and recognition of this worldwide Art Form and phenomenon..."