“Fly Me To The Moon”
FLY ME TO THE MOON
By Vertikall Galerie
http://www.vertikall.com
Date: 1 oct – 6 nov opening on 30 septembre 6:30 pm
Location: 4 parvis saint maurice LILLE France
Artists:
Skewville, us
Isham, fr
Kris Trappeniers, be
Kevin Vast, us
Candice Gras, fr
Manue Cuge, fr
Quentin Sagot, fr
French Street Artist Monsieur Invader, a favorite of New Yorkers and Jonathan LeVine Gallery, has created a 21 stop Invader Tour in the streets of San Diego for visitors to the new show “Viva la Revolucion: A Dialogue with the Urban Landscape” opening at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCASD).
The show features 21 artists from 8 countries including Akay (Sweden), Banksy (U.K.), Blu (Italy), Mark Bradford (U.S.), William Cordova (U.S.), Date Farmers (U.S.), Stephan Doitschinoff [CALMA] (Brazil), Dr. Lakra (Mexico), Dzine (U.S.), David Ellis (U.S.), FAILE (U.S.), Shepard Fairey (U.S.), Invader (France), JR (France), Barry McGee (U.S.), Ryan McGinness (U.S.), Moris (Mexico), Os Gemeos (Brazil), Swoon (U.S.), and Vhils (Portugal).
An image of a brand new piece by Brooklyn’s Own DAIN for his new solo show tomorrow in Paris.
DAIN’s new show is opening Thursday at Lebenson Gallery
Click here for the rest of an interview with DAIN published today on Elle’s website
Image courtesy the artist.
Dain “Born Again”
Dain (Image Courtesy of the Gallery)
Opening June 24
6 to 9 pm
After two very successful New York shows, Brooklyn born artist DAIN, makes his first solo show in europe at the Lebenson Gallery in Paris. His love for old Hollywood glam is evident in all his work. This, along with his roots in graffiti, create a gritty yet classy street art style . ” BORN AGAIN” will bring back to life an era long gone..”
http://www.lebensongallery.com/
56 rue Chapon
75003 Paris
Tel :
+33 (0)9 81 88 75 61
Ouverture Du mardi au Samedi de 11h à 19h
Tuesday to Saturday 11 am to 7 pm
Sunday afternoon stencil artist Logan Hicks had to “take it outside” – so often the case with artists who use cans to create.
His intricately cut stencils were there for any passerby to see as Logan set up shop on the street, carefully placing layer after layer, strategically sticking a bit of blue gaffers tape here and there to keep them in place, and wielding well-rendered plumes of colored aerosol above the templates to fill the empty shapes.
Logan Hicks
Logan Hicks
Logan Hicks
By nightfall he finished preparing his latest pieces, including his near classic “The Long Road” and a new addition “Life Line”. Today he’s taking it inside to paint a mural inside the gallery.
In this scurrilous depiction of what appears to be UK politians hanging by the neck, T-Wat urges viewers to Vote Green next to a pile of tires. Gordon Brown, Nick Clegg, and David Cameron, all running for the top post in Britain appear to be "hung" - a reference to a "hung parliament" possibility, and not an advocation of actual hanging (Please note that BSA would never advocate violence toward anyone. Period. )
C215's solo show “Urban Painting” in Milan
The Stencil Top 5 as picked by Samantha Longhi of StencilHistoryX
The Stencil Top 5 as picked by Samantha Longhi of StencilHistoryX
The Stencil Top 5 as picked by Samantha Longhi of StencilHistoryX
From the Editor:
In the past I breezed by destroyed posters and flyers that amass on construction worksites and abandoned buildings with little thought. Thanks to the work of photographer Vinny Cornelli I have learned to see them entirely differently – like Earth Science, like strata; a layer of text or design or photography with internally consistent characteristics that distinguishes it from contiguous layers. The destruction and consequent revealing of shapes, color, and texture create haphazard new compositions. Sometimes it doesn’t work, but hell yeah, some times it does, and Vinny is always on the lookout.
© Vincent Cornelli
From photographer Vincent Cornelli:
After my recent trip photographing street art in Hamburg, it brought me back to some of the photos I took last summer in Paris, Berlin and Vienna. I thought it would make the perfect follow-up piece for my bi-weekly posts for BrooklynStreetArt.com. I think I would rather let the pictures speak for themselves. Hope you enjoy them.
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