For all the German readers:  In two days the program LebensArt on the radio station WDR5 will broadcast an interview with El Bocho. The show is available as a livestream and starts at 15.05h. One day later it is available as a podcast here.

Plan B, a program on Einslive, one of the major German radio stations, did a small interview with El Bocho.

If you can’t find it here, try the direct link to the mp3. They also put up a small gallery.

Find more videos, day 1-4 and another time lapse, at the Go Beyond Borders Youtube channel.

“Jasmin Manalac in front of street artist El Bocho’s largest public artwork, “And Then We Take Berlin.” The giant mural is made entirely with colored duct tape.”

Yesterday, on Sep. 29, Andrew Zimmern’s Bizarre World featured an interview with El Bocho and some paste-up action shots on the streets of Berlin.

“Andrew is joined in Germany by Jasmin, the winner of an online fan contest. They explore Berlin’s art scene and travel to Bavaria for some authentic German cuisine.”

The Travel Channel can be received through satellite, cable, mobile web service and downloads. The show will be broadcasted on other days too. The Weekly TV Schedule of the Travel Channel got all informations you need.

The largest German subscription newspaper, the Süddeutsche Zeitung, operates their youth department “jetzt.sueddeutsche.de”, where you can now find a recent interview of El Bocho. Click here to read the interview (in German).

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The Berliner Zeitung did an interview with El Bocho about his recent project. Find it here.

German news channel N24 did a short piece on Tape Art and El Bocho. Even though everything is in German, check out El Bocho’s Tape Art and new large scale posters in the background.

Click the image to read a recent interview with El Bocho, where he talks about his motiviation, techniques and plans for the future.

The latest isse of D2 covers a nice report on the german street art scene. Among El Bocho other keyplayers including art collectors and gallery owners are featured. Never mind the image size, the text is written in norwegian.

A short interview with El Bocho, Carsten Huettich and art collector Rik Reinking talking about street art theft and commerce was shown on German TV a few days ago . Even if you don’t speak German, it’s still worth watching, because you get the chance to take a short look at the new large scale posters El Bocho is working on right now.