Comments (0) To celebrate the Year of the Tiger, Copyright released a gorgeous two panels screenprint. This is made with two screenprinted colours and one stencil-painted colour on hand-customised paper. The size of each panel is 70×50cm, and 13 copies are available.
If you’re interested, have a look at urban angel’s.
Grafton Street is located in the Waterfront Business Area, a warehouse area not far from the city centre.
This street is the playground of the very good crew NSA (Casm, Azid, Beta, Dead, Tea One, Pois, Care, Phog, Syph, Inoe, Hope, Ziek, Moak, Sta One, Kesk, Seez, Kore) who develop a very detailed wildstyle:
For more info an interview of Azid is available on World Graffiti.
One of my favourite artists, the Belgian Roa, will have an exhibition in Paris for the first time from the 4th to the 28th of February.
If you don’t know Roa yet, have a look at the pics in the last article on Londres, le lapin c’est lui.
From 4 to 28 February 2010
Vernissage on the 4th of February at 6 p.m.
Galerie Itinerrance
7bis, rue René Goscinny
75013 Paris
During my stay in London, I of course went to see what was new in Leake Street.
And, as is usual now that anyone can legally paint in the tunnel, not everything was good:
Eelus first solo show, “The Colour Out of Space”, will take place in London in the Blackall studios, from the 25th of February to the 6th of March. Two new screenprints will be available for purchase on the occasion. One of them is shown on the flyer and counts 30 colours.
These two screenprints will also be available online on the 26th of February on Eelus’s website.
Eelus “The Colour Out of Space”
From 25 February to 6 March
Blackall Studios
73 Leonard Street
London
I had not been in London for a while, and as far as street art is concerned, things moved quite a lot.
I give you as proof my sneaky morning photo session, which allowed me to find:
- beautiful works by Roa (especially the rabbit),
- three new Banksy which had unfortunately or fortunately, depending on your point of view- been defaced by Robbo (complete story here:Banksy Vs Robbo),
- two works by Vhils made for the Grifters exhibition, which is organized by Steve Lazarides,
- a beautiful joint work by C215 and the Canadian artist Indigo in the yard of the Cargo,
- a legal mural by Oliver Winconek
- and, last but not least, a huge Space Invader in Bricklane market, also made for the Grifters exhibition.
Enjoy the pictures:
London
ACE, Banksy, Burning Candy, C215, Copyright, CZK, D*Face, Dale Grimshaw, David Choe, Dotmaster, Dr. D, Dscreet, Eine, Elate, Elbow Toe, Faile, Fauxreel, Focus, Gold Peg, Grafter, Horfe, Hutch, Indigo, Insa, Jasik, Kid Acne, Klone, London, Mighty Mo, Milo Tchais, Mr. Wany, Nychos, Obey, Olivier Winconek, Osch, Probs, Roa, Rowdy, Sinboy, Snub23, Snug One, Space Invader, Stickee, Stik, Sweet Toof, Tek33, The Toaster, Tian, Tizer, Twat, Vhils, Word To Mothers
Once again in the Belleville area of Paris, rue Dénoyez is a street which is entirely graffed and constantly evolving. A lot of artists use this street where painting is legal, and the beautiful murals made there never stay for long.
The atmosphere is very nice and the graffers are well accepted by the population Here are a few pictures to give you an idea, but I can only advise you go and make up your own mind.
If you want to follow what happens there day after day, have a look at this blog graff à Dénoyez
La Kommune, which used to be called La Forge, is an artist squat located rue Ramponeau in the Belleville area of Paris. L’Atlas and Teurk’s studios are hosted there.
In the yard the visitor admires a huge red, black and white mural, product of a collaboration between several artists like Speedy Graffito, Sunset, Above, L’Atlas and Zoo Project. There is also a smaller mural by Sunset and L’Atlas.
Then at the back of the yard three walls are free for everyone. Small gardens can be found in the whole yard; they were created for the inhabitants of the area.
This place is thus open to anyone, regardless of age, which is very nice.
If you want to follow what happens there day after day, have a look at this blog graff à la kommune
I mentioned this artist squat in the rue Neuve Tolbiac in a previous post. I went there to practice a bit, and made some pics.
Unfortunately the security guy, who is new addition to the street, told me it was now forbidden to graf on the Frigos building because it is going to be renovated. This is sad because the walls had been free for everyone to express oneself for almost 20 years…
Snub23 just release a new screenprint for an unbeatable price: 15£. Two versions are available for now, grey or green. A hand-customized version will soon be available for 23£.
Available here:
Have a look at the other available works, some of them are really nice for a good price.
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