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I actualy think that the trailer below makes me want to go to Berlin more then the Jurassic Park trailer made me wanna see the movie. This'll be damn wicked! SozyOne, Flying Fortress, Craig KR Costello and Honet will be totally painting this monstrosity (in the best way) of a building in Berlin. Might head out there to check it out! Official website right here. Props to the homie skatin' chinchilla for the heads up.
Very impressed by the variated and skilled work of SatOne from Germany. Check out a whole lot of different stuff on his website, or some more after the jump.
Recently we discovered the works of young and talented Puddeneen. Only 20 years old his stencil works and drawings make it look sure that there is a lot of potential there. Check out the interview to discover more about this talent.
The berlin based Frenchman MTO did a great interview @ Fatcap a while ago. It's well worth the read, so I suggest you check it out. Next to that, check out his Flickr account here. A while ago we reported on the ARTotale Leuphana Urban Art Project - Lüneburg, Germany . At this festival, a team of 35 amazing artists from all around gathered and decorated the city. Here a little report with artist interviews on the festival.
Found these photos on the flickr account of Urbanartcore.eu. The website street files is currently exhibiting 1% (less actually) of their photos in prints. 1000 of these urban art photos are currenlty viewable in Berlin. It's open 'till 29th of november. See all the details and more pictures @ urbanartcore or streetfiles. More pics inside. Tomorrow Runtonline and Ryan Dooley will have a show @ Stroke01 in Munich. Promised is super cool art, super cool people, super cool live painting and a funky breakdance performance. If you're around, check it and take some pics for us!
Struck me that Daim never had any coverage on crackforyoureyes. The master of 3d pieces blessed the Leuphana Urban Art Project in Lüneburg with a huge masterpiece! Check out all the other stuff from the event here. Pics by runtonline.
More interesting stuff from StencilhistoryX. An interview with artist Pisa73. I call him artist, and not stencil or street artists because he doesn't even like stencilling! While he makes great stuff with stencils, he sees it as a way to walk with crutches: a tool to draw for people who can't. There's some more interesting stuff in this interview, so I'd read it, if I were you :). |
