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The sky is still twilight blue above the streets of Aberdeen at 21:00 this time of year and as you walk the city’s edge on the beach of the North Sea the winds pick up with a chilly bluster. Of course, that’s just for this minute. In a half hour it may be a gentle

End of Passover for many, the best day of Easter weekend for others, just another spring day for still others, and a fine finish to our little Aberdeen excursion. As we ready ourselves to charge forward on small streets in this city that has a severe case of Multiple Weather Disorder, we’re bringing scarves, gloves,

End of Passover for many, the best day of Easter weekend for others, just another spring day for still others, and a fine finish to our little Aberdeen excursion. As we ready ourselves to charge forward on small streets in this city that has a severe case of Multiple Weather Disorder, we’re bringing scarves, gloves,

“I have two questions,” said one smartly sweatered and coiffed lady of a certain age. She had grabbed an elbow as we waded through the 350-person tour that we were leading through Aberdeen streets with Jon Reid. “Who gave you all permission to paint your pictures on these walls?” she asked. “And number two: When

This white and grey skurry appears rather plump as he waddles across the stone road in Aberdeen toward the cherry picker that holds Jasmine from Herakut aloft as she paints the new piece on the concave wall. Skurry is the Doric term for seagull, and Doric is a dialect of the North East of Scotland

“MADRID ME MATA…in a good sense,” says Fernando Alcalá Losa, the avid Barcelona based photographer of street culture. He doesn’t literally mean that the Spanish capital is deadly, but rather speaks of his devotion to Madrids’ energy, its possibility, its history, its people, and to its art. The torrid affairs of the heart are invariably

And then there were 11. With yesterday’s official announcement that Norwegian artist Martin Whatson and Belgian artist Jaune will be participating this April at NUART / Aberdeen the full line up of artists has been announced. It’s 11 international artists from 10 different countries, sort of like a New York melting pot in Scotland over

New murals today in London in conjunction with the Olly Walker curated “XX: A Moment in Time” show at Saatchi Gallery, which is now running until March 6. The all-female show highlights the depth of field that has emerged during these last few years with formally trained artists of many disciplines explanding the definitions of

  Our weekly focus on the moving image and art in the streets. And other oddities. Now screening : 1. Roma Street Art Tribes as Captured by Dioniso Punk BSA Special Feature: Roma Street Art Tribes as Captured by Dioniso Punk Gwen Stacy Parts I and II Disorderly, discordant, and richly chaotic, these two videos

Our weekly focus on the moving image and art in the streets. And other oddities. Now screening : 1. ROME in the Street and the Gallery by Dioniso Punk 2. Hendrik Beikirch (ECB): East Harbor in the Netherlands 3. Michael Beerens – “Master” 4. “Art As A Weapon” Trailer BSA Special Feature: ROME in the Street

Our weekly focus on the moving image and art in the streets. And other oddities. Now screening : 1. Urban Forms 2014 in Łódź, Poland 2. Memorie Urbane 2014 3. Alice Pasquini: New Journey 4. Detroit with Sheryo, Yok, Daek, Fecks 5. Chris Dyer in Denver and Boulder, Colorado BSA Special Feature: Urban Forms 2014

A powerful group of images this week as we do a drive by on Labor Day Weekend in New York. We know it’s the last weekend of Summer but hell no!  I’m gonna have another strawberry ice cream out on the stoop. Here’s our weekly interview with the street, this week featuring Alma’s, Anthony Lemer,