BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAYSouth Italy Street Art is a artistic movement born out of the ideas of Cheko’s Art, StencilNoire and Mr.P in 2009, with the intent of creating a working group of artistes from Italy and Europe, that would stage some Street Art events in the south of Italy.
The main aim is to creating a continuity of new events, completely open to all artistes and the different styles they can bring to the project.
For this reason that such events are always unique and it is easy to include something new.
And is with this spirit and the different styles of the artistes that our group is in continued evolutions, learning from each other and sharing ideas, with completely freedom of espression.
For the first time, South Italy Street Art, will celebrated their Birthday in Taranto Old Town.
The main aim is to creating a continuity of new events, completely open to all artistes and the different styles they can bring to the project.
For this reason that such events are always unique and it is easy to include something new.
And is with this spirit and the different styles of the artistes that our group is in continued evolutions, learning from each other and sharing ideas, with completely freedom of espression.
For the first time, South Italy Street Art, will celebrated their Birthday in Taranto Old Town.
Other Articles You May Like from BSA:
ASU Calligraffiti and Contorno Urbano
“Leave the rationality of your brain and listen to your heart, what you feel, what vibrates,” recommends ASU, the muralist painting the Contorno Urbano wall in Barcelona this month.
...
The Word On The Street. Oh, Word?
Sometimes we refer to Street Art as part of an ongoing conversation. Who will argue?
Whether it is clever wordplay, a lovelorn cry, a dire warning, or raging rant, artists are addressing us with their...
Women Are New York's Strongest; Tatyana Fazlalizadeh
As New York City and the US march quickly into turmoil and tumult due to our unpreparedness in the face of the Coronavirus pandemic, we take a moment to look at this Street Art by Tatyana Fazlalizade...
Will it? “The Morning Will Change Everything” — Interview with Sebas Velasco in Sarajevo
Interview with Doug Gillen | Video Feature from Fifth Wall TV
Ghosts of concrete modernism and whispered nostalgia drift through “The Morning Will Change Everything,” the first solo museum exhibit...
Nothing Disappears: How a Residency Helped Dylan Mitro Reclaim Queer History Through Photography
The first Martha Cooper Scholar in Photography, Dylan Mitro, has completed his residency year of study and development in Berlin. Along the way, he became more closely aligned with his identity as a ...
