BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
“Do it with passion or not at all!,” says Giulio Vesprini on this acid red cloud of paint that engulfs a portion of his new mural. The fog effect has become popular in public performance of late, adding a mystery of murk to photoshoots and videos, but not so many Street Artists have found a uniquely intrinsic way to make it work with their painting.
So, fresh from the Pennelli Rebelli Festival in Bologna, here’s his new wall in hot cherry flames.
Other Articles You May Like from BSA:
BSA Film Friday: 02.24.17
Our weekly focus on the moving image and art in the streets. And other oddities.
Now screening :
1. Kate Tempest - "Europe Is Lost"
2. DESCUBRIENDO NUESTRA HISTORIA – Discovering Our History (Chi...
9/11 - 20 Years Later
For those who were here, you'll never forget.
Who did it and why? Depends on who is telling the story.
Who made money in the 20 years afterward as a result? Good question.
The plumes of sm...
Velvet and Zoer Bring Tokyo Amusement to Lodz
A sepia toned carrousel illusion is painted with acrylic with a band of Tokyo signage intruding across the top. If you happen to divine meaning from or read something into this new composition on a wa...
Mutants Mutate: Dippie Gets a Hand from Pear and Knox in Bushwick
When Kiwi Street Artist Owen Dippie dropped four ninjas in Brooklyn this July he conjectured to us that he might like to see what these Renaissance turtles looked like with a band of graffiti tags acr...
Graffiti and the Everyday Utopias of the Street from Schacter & Co
Utopia, as you know, is unattainable.
Neither should one think that we are devolving into a Dystopian nightmare. Not just yet.
A new show at London's Somerset House is examining the acts and results...
