
Our weekly focus on the moving image and art in the streets. And other oddities.
Now screening :
1. Indecline “The Art of Protest” Trailer
BSA Special Feature: Indecline “The Art of Protest” Trailer
Directed by Colin M. Day (“Saving Banksy”) and produced by INDECLINE, the film is an inspirational call to action, featuring the worlds leading activist artists and musicians, assembled for the first time to discuss what some consider to be the vital importance of resistance art in the era of Donald J. Trump.
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Quick CDMX: Overunder and NDA in Mexico City with Eva Bracamontes
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John Fekner (with Don Leicht and Brian Albert) "Hymn 2020" / Welling Court Mural Project NYC
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Perplexing the Poles, Mark Jenkins Plays Publicly in Łódź
“Wanna taste these ramen noodles? They’re really good,” says the woman leaning forward to offer you a fork full of the Japanese food, dangling it over your head. What? Mark Jenkins. "Ramen Noodle"...
“Wanna taste these ramen noodles? They’re really good,” says the woman leaning forward to offer you a fork full of the Japanese food, dangling it over your head. What? Mark Jenkins. "Ramen Noodle"...