I am afraid this will be the last post about Paris for some time, as I am now living among the awesome British people.
However, the content of this last post is high quality, especially this magnificent French/German/Italian mural by Ankh, Wire, Sheda, Reso, Opium, Katre, Mr Wany, Astro, Rusl, Rota, Shane, Esty, Zeus40 and Next.
I also have an announcement for you guys. Is there anyone out there who lives near Paris and would enjoy making pictures, in galleries or in the streets, then writing a few lines (in French, English, or both) to be posted here?
Contact me here.
On this Saturday 12th of June, the collective, free, wild and urban exhibition Rue-stick#4 is back with its fourth edition with more than 60 poster artists, graphic designers, illustrators, graffers, stencil artists, etc.
Two pasting sessions are oraganised in the 10th arrondissement of Paris. The first one will take place at 1p.m. in Rue Alibert -at the corner of Parmentier (Métro 11 station Goncourt, Métro 2 station Colonel Fabien), and the second one at 8p.m. at 18 rue Vellefaux.
For more info, or pictures of the previous editions, have a look at the website Rue Stick.
Edit: view the other articles about Rue Des Pyrénées here
This time two gorgeous murals. The first one is by HEC (Haut En Couleur) in shades of yellow, crimson and green. The second, smaller one, just next to it, was made by WFC with Vinie, Berack, Mandra and Saya, in shades of orange and black on a blue background.
Worth pointing out that Kashing also work recently in Rue Dénoyez, here with Izo and Over Under.
Here are some very colourful pics of the streets of Belleville.
You can currently find there collages by the Italians Orticanoodles or the Englishman Kid Acme, as well as masks by Kashink in Rue Dénoyez, and the return of Kebe in Rue de l’Ermitage:
Edit: view the other articles about Rue Des Pyrénées here
It has been three months that the old RATP warehouse of the rue des Pyrénées became an unavoidable location for Parisian writers.
Due to the size of the building, big and beautiful painting can be seen by the passers-by. Here are some pictures to make you feel like going for a walk:
The Vitry Jam takes place every month in Vitry sur Seine. The 4th edition was held this weekend, and a party was organized with the artists for the opening in a private loft, the Monk. This loft is the dream home for any street art fan because all the artists staying there for the Vitry Jam left their mark on all the walls of the three-storeys house. And such artists! To name just a few: C215, Btoy, Finbarr, Snik, Sly2, Orticanoodles, Fake, Pixel Pancho, etc.
The Vitry Jam is also an opportunity for the artists to express themselves on the walls of Vitry sur Seine. You can’t turn a corner without finding a piece!
I have two regrets after this great night, though. First of all, the light was fading when I arrived in Vitry, so the pics I took in the street are not worth the originals. Then, I could not attend the next day to see what was in the Zongo’s Project Room and in the Concept Loft, the two other locations of the Vitry Jam.
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.
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