Sandwriting
It is probably the biggest tag in the world. And it’s -surprisingly- made by a wealthy sheikh. He has written his name on the surface of his own private island (United Arab Emirates ) so big it can be seen from Google map. The letters seem to be a full kilometer tall in some places.
Jim Denevan is an American artist who creates temporary land art. He makes drawings on sand, earth and ice that are eventually erased by waves and weather.
Hidden Beauty Eindhoven 2011 – Part 2
On 8, 9 and the 10th of July 2011, the first edition of the international street art event
takes place in the old Schellens textile factory
Zime / Sol Crew
Zime & Sektie
Sektie
Zenk
Wladimir Manshanden
( schuilplaats=hiding place/refuge)
Rutger Termohlen (more…)
Sharik from Simferopol/Ukraine
Sharik ( Шарик ) often said as the Ukrainian Banksy.
More photos at: Look at me
Ukrainian milk against American Coca-Cola
Hidden Beauty Eindhoven 2011 – Part 1
On 8, 9 and the 10th of July 2011, the first edition of the international street art event
takes place in the old Schellens textile factory.
ZEDZ
Big Daddy Gun
Klub7
Nychos
Super A
Zime & Sektie
Without and with canvas
“We put a canvas with a girls face over the skull. So the skull is the hidden beauty :)”
Edition Populaire
Présentation des 2 dernières sorties de chez Edition Populaire. La nouvelle édition grand format (25x31cm) de Fabriqué en France de Dran: Ses dessins sur des cartons d’emballage divers.
Et une 1ere excursion en dehors du monde du graffiti pour Edition Populaire avec Tout flux d’Océane Mousse. Des dessins qui m’ont fait penser à une version plus poétique et moins gore de ce que peut faire Blu.
Pour fêter l’été, Édition Populaire offre jusqu’au 31 Juillet 2011, de recevoir gratuitement une affiche de l’artiste de votre choix, pour tout achat de 2 ouvrages différents.
FABRIQUE EN FRANCE (reexpedition)
Dran – Edition Populaire – 25€
Ean : 9782917409077
Upward #2
The second issue of the PDF-zine Upward. 136 pages.
ft: Peru 143 from Montreal, 0331c from Moscow, Lovis, Xpome, Omer…
Texts are in Russian and English
Ibie & Edjinn in Porto
NAIFA by Ibie & Edjinn
Jul 2 – Aug 13
at DAMA AFLITA – Illustration & Drawing gallery
Rua da Picaria, 84.
450 – 477 Porto – Portugal
Claudio Ethos & Hendrik Beikirch
Scheme at Public Provocations 3
Space Invader in Liberation
“sticks & stones” mural from Adelaide Australia
1 American artist, 3 Australian artists, 200 foot long mural, 2 fractured bones, 1 concussion and a lot of color.
Above:” I was flown to Adelaide, Australia to paint a mural on a 63 metre (200 foot) long wall. Within just 3 days of my arrival I fell and broke my scapula in 2 parts as well as suffering from a head concussion ending up in the hospital twice. Part of my responsibilities for this mural project was to be a mentor to 3 already extremely talented local Australian artists making this project a collaborative effort and highly entertaining. As a collective we decided to comment and paint a word play to relate the adversities of this wall’s rocky surface, and fact that I literally fell broke my bones during this project. In the end it was the words that were always there to save us!”
“Please familiarize yourself with the amazingly talented crew of artists who made this project come to life.
CHRIS EDSER is an illustrator and wood-carving artist from Adelaide, Australia. Recently he has been experimenting with installing carved wooden sculpture in street-settings and has an interest in hand-illustrated typography.
TRISTAN KERR is a highly accomplished screen printer, painter, and graphic designer who lives and works in Adelaide, Australia.
Graphic designer, and public artist ANKLES currently lives in Adelaide, Australia. ANKLES has participated in many creative projects around Australia.
JOSHUA FANNING is the director of a small, low-brow art gallery in Adelaide’s seedy end of town called MAGAZINE GALLERY. Josh’s Gallery exists to keep artists from exhibiting in restaurants and he thought that bringing ABOVE to Adelaide, Australia would be a progressing move for his city of Adelaide and the residents that live there. He’s glad to have been proven correct and looks forward to future projects like this in Adelaide and international artists.
All photos by : JONATHAN VDK