Our weekly focus on the moving image and art in the streets. And other oddities.
Now screening:
1. Ocean Cleanup: “That’s A Big A** Catch”
2. PichiAvo: Venus de Mil in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
3. ASVP in NYC via Tost Films
BSA Special Feature: Ocean Cleanup: “That’s A Big A** Catch”
Are you looking for career fulfillment? To do work that actually matters? Here’s a path you may look into. Just look at the reactions and the faces of the people involved.
“The crew offshore in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch achieved our largest ocean plastic catch to date in a single extraction with System 002 on September 22nd, 2021. This load amounts to 3.8 tons and concludes the last short test of the campaign.”
Ocean Cleanup: “That’s A Big A** Catch”
PichiAvo: Venus de Mil in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
A fresh new wall from the dynamic duo PichiAvo in Largo da Batata square in São Paulo. One of their strongest works to date, for the Nalato Festival.
ASVP in NYC via Tost Films
Filmmaker Mario of Tost Films captures a brand new abstract wall by Brooklyn’s own ASVP.
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