Belgian pouring ritual, step by step. Over 21 days of painting, have created a stop-animation film on a 20×50 wall in SoHo. It is a pretty amazing spectacle.
In the coming weeks will be releasing a short documentary about them online and at events around the country.
The Ritual Project
http://www.theritualproject.com
NYC video artist and director Lou Auguste started documenting art on the streets of New York in 2004, and this fall he approached NohJColey to capture the young artist’s new series, “Sprayed N Stone”, a wheat-pasted trio of graff writers who have passed.
http://www.brooklynstreetart.com/theBlog/?p=6593
555 KUBIK | facade projection | from urbanscreen on Vimeo.
Loving this projection work from the Urbanscreen group. Not exactly “Street Art” I guess, but.. hey, it’s on the street and it certainly looks arty.
555 KUBIK was the title of a facade video projection at the Kunsthalle in Hamburg (Germany), taking place last May. The idea behind it was: “How it would be, if a house was dreaming”. Daniel Rossa was responsible for the art direction and decided to use some visualisations of the inside of the building together with other animations. The facade isn’t that exciting itself, but the projection takes it to a whole new level.
555 Kubik
“How it would be, if a house was dreaming”
The “godfather of the stencil” Blek Le Rat has a new show at the Metro Gallery in Melbourne Australia. Lots of new works on canvas and a couple of classic prints. The Carravagio is a personal favourite ! Check the previous post for a short video intro.
More info and images here
Nice little video of Blek Le Rat discussing Banksy. Nice to hear Banksy sent our man a painting ! Wonder what it was.
Street Image from artofthestate
The project also included indoor spaces where paintings by several artist and documentary photographs by Martha Cooper have been exhibited.
Opening reception, December 3, 2009.
Artist Profile : WordToMother from Andrew Telling on Vimeo.
Terrific little video of Nuart friend and all around good guy WTM. Love the feel of this film.
Audio + Visuals by Andrew Telling
A brilliant video of Andy Warhol painting Debbie Harry for the launch of the Amiga computer back in 1985.
