Category Archives: Street Art
AZERTY Keyboard Street Art
AZERTY Keyboard block pavement street art. Photograph taken in Bruxelles by Flickr user Ti.mo.
Swoon & Cat Solen
New Zealand Police Street Art Ads
Bomb It! by Infectious
“From the street to the skin. The idea of this design challenge is to create submissions based on graffiti and street art forms. Whether you’re a seasoned writer or a aspiring noob. Submissions can be anything from a tag, to a full piece, to stencils, to work that’s simply inspired by street art. Our guest judge is Adam Rozan the Audience Development Manager for the Oakland Museum of California and founder of Broken Meter a fresh street art documenting zine.
Need to brush up on your bombing skillz? Check out Wild Style City created by our friends over at Earthmine This smoove app let’s you cruise SF and bomb on walls without leaving your chair! Find the Infectious designated walls (shortcut in map) and represent! The instructions pop up on arrival but they’re tucked away in the backpack if you need them again. Get to it Infectoids!
We recommend you use one of our handy templates (available at the bottom of this page). But if you’re lazy or don’t have the computer nerd skills to do it, you can just upload an image of your art.
Winners will be paid via PayPal. No exceptions, please make sure you can access and receive PayPal funds for prize payment. Otherwise prize money will be transferred into Infectious.com gift certificate to be used on Infectious products.”
For more details, click HERE.
Good Luck!
Nuart 2011
Nuart 2011 cu DAN WITZ (US), DAVID CHOE (US), VHILS (PO), HERBERT BAGLIONE (BR), LUCY McCLAUCHLAN (UK), DOLK (NO), HERAKUT (DE), TELLAS (IT), ESCIF (ES), HYURO (ES), PHLEGM (UK), DVS 1 (USA). Pentru mai multe detalii clic AICI.
3 Kings
“In April 2011, Remi/Rough & System from Agents Of Change painted a large scale mural commemorating Dondi, Jean-Michel Basquiat & RammellZee… 3 Kings.“
Monsieur Qui
Rotten by Monsieur Qui. Check out his indoor and outdoor work, click HERE.
Remo Camerota
Shepard Fairey : Obey to be Better!
“Introducing the American artist Shepard Fairey is a bit like explaining whose portrait he famously altered for the “Hope” campaign that was widely used by Barack Obama’s supporters in 2008. Since the mid 1980s he has created outstanding (then: street) art that is strong, iconic and expressive.
Shepard Fairey is also a thoughtful, committed, and outspoken activist who revives the artistic virtues of standing up for the freedom of speech and fighting for rational and non-corporate ways of dealing with the issue of copyright. Obey the interview we did with him in Los Angeles in late 2010!”
Video made by gestalten.tv
