Clark Clark

[7][8][9] On the Fourth of July, 2010, Clark's painting on a United States flag, titled "Evolve America", was censored from the "Reclaiming Space" art show at Clinton Hill Brooklyn's Gallery House.

He explained that he was a former undercover detective in the East Village who became a “street-art archivist” and was eventually promoted to the rank of lieutenant for his insider knowledge of graffiti crews and activist groups.

He claimed, “This is the stuff that really brightens our day, and in many cases teaches cops like me a lesson about the Constitution.”[12][13][14] In 2011 Stoeckley decorated a former U-Haul truck to read “WikiLeaks Top Secret Mobile Information Collection Unit” and “Release Bradley Manning”.

[18][19] He continued to own the truck for two more years and drove it on Fort George Meade Army Base in Maryland during the military trial of Chelsea Manning.

[20] From 2011 to 2013 Stoeckley covered the court martial of former Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning as an independent courtroom sketch artist.