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MTN Obey
Montana limited edition cans from Obey!
MTN has the honor to present the trilogy of Obey Limited Editions, each model representing one of the three classical Obey colours (black, cream and red). Each colour is included in this pack.
Only 500 worldwide. Each can comes in a custom wood box with Obey stamp.
MTN Hardcore 2
MTN lanseaza o noua line de vopsea Hardcore 2.
Mai multe detalii in curand.
- via killemal
ZOOM IN 2
Vineri, 30 martie, de la orele 21:00, S.T.U.P. Squat B. are placerea de a va invita la cea de-a doua editie Zoom In!
Zoom In este un proiect ce s-a nascut in primavara anului trecut, si a reunit in cadrul aceleiasi expozitii lucrari de pictura, colaj, desen, fotografie si comics.
De aceasta data, veti putea admira operele artistilor urbani : Biex, Diego, Cage, Boeme, Seyr, Sofie, Zeke, Oksen, Pacs, Ortaku şi Mirela Chirac ce vor expune picturi, lucrari digitale, desene si stencil pe panza.
In cadrul evenimentului vom asista la un workshop de live painting realizat de : Biex, Boeme, Seyr, Oksen si Cage.
Pe terasa, doritorii vor putea urmari proiectia filmului de graffiti Style Wars.
Pagina de Facebook a evenimentului, clic AICI. Evenimentul se tine la Fratelli EspressoBar pe strada Nicolae Golescu nr.5.
Défense d’afficher
“This is because we love to walk around the city and find out where street art leads us that the idea of this interactive documentary has emerged.
Looking around for street art is a way of thinking outside the box, another way to capture the energy of a city… and its reality.
Throughout the world, in places largely ignored by tourists, artists tell us their concerns. In Sao Paulo, Alexandre Orion speaks of human being’s place in the city; in Paris, Ludo criticizes the media hype; in Athens, Bleeps addresses the consequences of the economic crisis. Universal themes.
To allow visitors exploring what street art says about cities and the world today, the interactive documentary “Défense d’afficher” offers users a virtual tour inside a city they do not know. According to this wandering, they will have access to eight documentaries of about 7′ each, shot in the streets of New York, Paris, Bogota, Sao Paulo, Turku, Athens, Nairobi and Singapore as well as multiple additional content. Randomly generated, this course will be different for each.
At the end of this experience, “Défense d’afficher” continues in the street. We encourage site users to find street art around them. With our partner All City, iPhone owners can geotag and share the artworks they found. It is also the ideal application to track well-known street artists and discover new ones, worldwide.”
Watch Défense d’afficher documentary, HERE.
- via The Orion
Panic Room : The Making Of
Iti aduci aminte de Panic Room de Tilt… super fain!
Acum au si un Making Of la camera de hotel! Chek it out!
- via The Orion
Zilele Tinereii 2012 : Selectie Schite Graffiti
Asociatia Cogito Resita alaturi de Casa de Cultura a Studentilor si Primaria Resita, va invita sa participati la concursul de schite in vederea desemnarii participantilor la sectiunea de graffiti a festivalului Zilele Tineretii 2012, editia cu numarul XIII.
Actiunea de graffiti are loc doar in ziua de sambata, 28 aprilie.
Locatia este aceeasi ca si in anii trecuti, si anume zidul din triaj cu o lungime de 80 m.
Termenul limita de trimitere a schitelor este 30 martie pe adresa asociatiacogita[at]yahoo[dot]com
Tema: fara ! (cu mentiunea PIESA + caracter/samd)
Numarul de tuburi oferit este de 10 buc/pers.
Numarul de participanti selectati: 10 !
Data anuntarii rezultatului: 31 martie
Detaliile viitoare se vor discuta cu fiecare participant selectat in parte.
Spor la treaba !
La Vida Coca
This blog belongs to the guys behind BucharestBusiness.ro, the only online graffiti gallery from Romania. After several shots of cheap Tuica (local beverage) and some methylenedioxymethamphetamine, we’ve decided that it`s time to release some of our never-before-seen stuff. Any positive feedback is highly appreciated but will have little effect on us, any negative feedback will end in haunting you and your entire family-tree. Enjoy, stay alive, live long, LAVIDACOCA!
The Boneyard Project
As long as we have dreamed we have imagined flight, it’s a myth as old as Icarus, and the visual arts, as the primary expression of our visionary impulses has long held a particular fascination for the flying- as far back as Leonardo Da Vinci’s drawings of airplane designs in the late 15th Century. The Boneyard Project is not simply a unique opportunity to give major contemporary artists an amazing canvas of being able to make art out of a plane, it is a chance for us all to examine our own cultural relationship to airplanes and to the archetypal ideal of traveling through the skies. The idea of using an airplane as a vehicle for self-expression is not entirely new. With the first known “nose art”- paintings done on the front of military planes- in 1913, a kind of folk art medium rapidly developed in Europe and the United States over the First and Second World Wars that reflected popular iconography with a kind of visual boldness akin to similar vernacular forms of their day like cartoons, pin-ups and tattoos. Private jets such as those used by rock bands continued the tradition of festooning these flying chariots with art, and certainly the most famous example of an artist putting his work on a plane is when Braniff Airlines commissioned Alexander Calder to paint their fleet of 727s in 1975 to commemorate the Bicentennial.
Beginning with a series executed by some of today’s most prominent graffiti artists, drawing on a medium that gained notoriety as a pictorial elaboration and adornment of subways and trains, with plans to include a broad variety of artists from different fields of practice, The Boneyard Project will seek to re-envision our evolving relationship with flying through populist and fine art perspectives, allowing prominent figures from the fine art world, installation and conceptual art disciplines as well as revered figures of youth culture, to each remind us of that unique romance we have had with planes in our lifetimes. With rising fears, prohibitive costs, and more hassles than seem even slightly reasonable, the great joy of getting on a plane to arrive someplace entirely new and exotic has lost much of its appeal in recent years. Yet to this day this amazing possibility is what flying still represents for us. It is a history and a future we should trust great artists to explore for us. And in our own culture where obsolescence is part of the plan and disposability is a bad habit of commerce we are having a very hard time shaking, the very idea that in the desert there is this wonderful graveyard of disused planes waiting for some new breath of life begs that we ask a generation of creators and thinkers to recycle and re-imagine these former marvels of engineering to take us some place we have indeed never dreamed of before.
