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Spontaneous Sculptures de Brad Downey | Broad Feed
Gestalten, la maison d’édition spécialisée dans les arts graphiques bien connue outre-Rhin, a publié le livre Spontaneous Sculptures sur la sculpture urbaine telle qu’elle est pratiquée par l’artiste américain Brad Downey. Ce livre, abondamment documenté et illustré, montre comment l’artiste s’empare de son environnement, s’approprie aussi bien l’espace que ce qu’il contient pour en faire rejaillir une vision personnelle. Cette forme d’expression artistique est associée au mouvement street-art est l’héritière d’un courant artistique bien moins récent, le Nouveau Réalisme.La Pandilla New Mural In Progress, Miami Your Ultimate Street Art News Site
24 3D-Street Art Photos – A Collection | STREET ART UTOPIA
Malarky x VNA Magazine | Hookedblog — UK Street Art
Hookedblog regular Malarky continues to dominate the East London landscape with the addition of this new shutter above near Petticoat Lane market. The artist is set to feature in the upcoming issue of Very Nearly Almost magazine which is due for release in early December. The team at the magazine caught up with Malarky in this short video interview as he painted the featured shutter.Pendant 16 jours d’affilés, cinq artistes très déterminés vivants à Montréal ont travaillé sur une fresque de graffiti vraiment incroyable ! Inspiré très ( mais alors très très! ) largement par l’Art Nouveau et notamment le peintre tchèque Alphonse Mucha.
e & interactivité blog par Geoffrey Dorne » Un graffiti géant, 500 bombes de peinture, une inspiration Art Nouveau !
The power of advertising in the public sphere on our propensity to purchase raspberry-scented shampoo is so effective that hand-bill postering and billboards pop up all over our built environment (and natural environment) like mushrooms overnight. As cities everywhere debate or ignore the appropriate growth of advertising messages, entrepreneurial billboard builders often take the initiative to spread the paid messages in legal grey or red zone because the opportunities for making green are aplenty. Talk about bombing.
Brooklyn Street Art - ...loves you more every day. : Brooklyn Street Art
Last night in London, SAN attended the opening of RONE and Tom French's 'Don't Look Back' show at ZeroCoolGallery which is a neatly tucked space into the building that houses the Red Bull Studio on Tooley Street, not far from London Bridge and resting in the shadow of Europe's tallest building The Shard. RONE's work is instantly recognisable from his trademark street pieces, here he has been granted the time to produce large, detailed canvases and mixed media collages to deliver some visually stunning pieces of gallery work. The massive 180 x 230cm feature piece, 'Don't Look Back' is a classic RONE and could have been pulled straight from a wall in Melbourne, yet it looks completely at home in this South London gallery. Original, thoughtful and striking, RONE's work would stand proud in anyone's living space, not surprising then that many pieces add already attracted the customary gallery 'sold' sticker.

