Category Archives: Pictures
Panic At The Gang!
Cateva imagini din prima zi de la Panic At The Gang! @ Pasaj Victoria de la panourile cu sabloane si graffiti.
Despre Panic At The Gang!
Deoarece dorim sa revitalizam Pasajul Victoria catalogat monument, prin organizarea unui spatiu ce adaposteste un numar de activitati interactive, cu scopul de a crea un punct de atentie care va transforma pasajul in ceva mai mult decat o simpla traversare pietonala.
Desfasurarea va fi astfel :
- ziua 1 ( 27 iunie 2013) –-este o zi destinata artei urbane si a expresiei libere.
Atmosfera va fi intretinuta printr-un amalgam de street art, graffitti si stencil create de artisti cunoscuti printre care se numara Sofie , Sinboy , Why , Ortaku , Reck , Sore , etc .
-pe seara va asteptam sa va racoriti pe terasa Panic la proiectia filmului Exit through the gift shop daca vreti sa aflati mai multe despre Banksy , apoi ne retragem in interior pentru Oldboy si Enter the void.
- ziua 2 (28 iunie 2013) va asteapta cu standuri si workshop-uri :
• Creative Arts -ne arata ca reciclarea poate fi fun.
• Mo-K Cakes – muffins on the house ( GRATIS).
• Post Industrial Stories -ne prezinta arta semiobscura a fotografiei industriale.
• Atelierul de Panza – workshop interactiv de pictura.
• Cityclete – …indragostiti de biciciclete urbane.
• Carol 53 – ne prezinta evolutia casei de pe Carol 53 si importanta monumentelor.
• Voodoo Prosthetics – acesorii hand made
• Gen90- pregăteşte file pline de articole proprii, dar şi ocazia de a te juca de-a scrisul.
• Ceainaria Tabinet – ne imprumuta o colectie interesanta de board –games .
- ziua 3 ( 29 iunie 2013 ) – deoarece Pasajul Victoria este vizitat cel mai des de studentii de la Universitatea de Arhitectura si Urbanism „Ion Mincu” vom organiza un concurs pentru proiectele acestora . Proiectele lor vor fi expuse si premiate pentru a sustine tinerii arhitecti si viitorul Bucurestiului cu speranta ca vo avea grija de monumentele lui .
Facebook Event Page HERE.
Street Delivery 2013
R.I.P. P183
Rising Russian street artist P183 has reportedly died.
The producing company Teatralnoe Delo, which had hired him to create sets for a rock musical, released a statement on April 3 saying the artist passed away on April 1.
It gave no details on the cause of death. The Russian press, however, quoted sources as saying he had either hanged himself or died of poisoning.
Little is known about P183, who is also known as Pasha 183, except that he was 29 and studied “communicative design” at university. His real name is rumored to have been Pavel Pukhov.
The elusive artist carefully preserved his anonymity, working only at night and appearing in his rare media interviews wearing a black balaclava.
His eye-catching graffiti and art installations earned him the nickname of the “Russian Banksy.”
- via RFERL
ISIL Institute Exterior by HENSE
Exterior work by HENSE created for ISIL Institute in Miraflores.
Organized by Morbo Gallery.
Lima, Peru 2013.
New Stencil ACHE77
“Pe vremuri…oamenii aveau cruci de lemn si suflete de aur.Acum…din pacate marea majoritate au cruci de aur si sufletele inlemnite” – ACHE77
Little Shop Of Wonder
“Beautiful in its simplicity, the act of using a crayon to put color on paper is an experience that we’ve all shared at some point in our lives and it’s an activity that we’ve watched children enjoy countless times thereafter. Coloring is one of the reasons that stemmed my love for art and continues to fuel it to this day. This was the inspiration for this project and the concept to transform a storefront into a giant coloring book. It was done over a period of two days where I meticulously drew a cornucopia of creatures on about sixty feet of walled surface. It is a tribute to the act of coloring and my love for color. It’s an opportunity for children to break out of the restraints of coloring on paper and get directly on a wall. It’s a reminder to adults about the innate fun of picking up a tool and leaving a mark on a surface. It’s about the wondrous world of color.”
Little Shop Of Wonder by Jasper Wong.
Kruella D’Enfer
Angela Ferreira, also known as Kruella D’Enfer, is an Portuguese artist born in 1988 on a stormy Halloween night and this might explain her fascination with the strange, the surreal and complex world that lives in her ideas. With the help of brushes, sprays, markers, she’s able to expose different scenarios and characters that pop into her mind.
Inspired by the fantastic underworld of old-school tattoos, mythical creatures and legends, constellations, galaxies and all that surrounds her, she can always find different ways to express her creativity, either simple or complex, whether on a wall or a canvas.
