DINKC

Episode 8 of the Streets Dept Podcast podcast, hosted by Streets Dept, titled "DINKC" was published on February 4, 2020 and runs 43 minutes.

February 4, 2020 ·43m · Streets Dept Podcast

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Today we'll be talking with artist, DINKC! Born in Kansas City, Missouri and having recently lived in New York City, DINKC currently calls Denver, Colorado home. His artwork ranges from gallery work to public murals, creating merchandise, custom toys, and even apparel. DINKC's work is heavily rooted in Mexican-American cultures, graffiti/ street art influence, and "Día de los Muertos" skulls and beliefs.

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