Monday, 24 September 2012

Andres Amador's Stunning Sand Art

Andres Amador takes sand art to epic proportions  on the beaches of San Francisco. Using an assortment of what appear to be garden rakes the artist shapes sand banks into beautiful artworks with mass appeal. you can purchase prints and photographs of the art on his website…




























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Friday, 14 September 2012

Isaac Cordal in Croatia

Isaac's iconic Cement pieces have been appearing all around Europe this summer. These photos are from the MUU Street Art Festival 2012 in Zagreb, Croatia.















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Wednesday, 12 September 2012

Carrie Reichardt's Westway Legends 14 September

Friend of LSD Magazine and prolific art tiler Carrie Reichardt brings the Westway Legends to Westbourne Studios on Friday 14th September...







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Tuesday, 11 September 2012

SpiderTag in Madrid

SpiderTag is mad busy working on his latest project but here is one he did earlier in Madrid...



PHOTOS: SPIDERTAG



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Christiaan Nagel's Mushroom Highs

Christiaan Nagel has been very busy this year we've been receiving photos of his work from various spots in the world. It seems the iconic mushrooms are growing in size and certainly popularity.


Basing House in Kingsland road, London





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Wednesday, 5 September 2012

Distorting Views - Ciler & CZK Show 27-30 September


DISTORTING VIEWS

Mexican street artist Ciler joins forces with London’s
Cityzen Kane for a new exhibition
The Brick Lane Gallery


 
                                                           Ciler

Acclaimed Mexican street artist Ciler joins London’s Cityzen Kane in a collaborative project at the Brick Lane Gallery from 27 – 30 September 2012.

The show, Ciler’s first on UK soil, will seem him and Kane collaborate on a new work to be completed in front of an audience on the exhibition’s opening night.

 CZK
Ciler
                                                                                              
Distorting Views showcases the work of two exciting street artists working in London and Mexico City.  In addition to their collaboration, the exhibition will also contain selected pieces from both artists, which are usually reserved for the streets of their respective home cities. Ciler, best known for creating arresting imagery that changes familiar shapes and pictures with often unsettling results, is a rising star on the international street art scene. Following Distorting Views, he is set to complete a huge work for the façade of one of Mexico City's most important contemporary art museums, Museo de Arte Carrillo Gil, in November.

Cityzen Kane uses his vivid, otherworldly sculptures to distort the often grey streets of London.  Disrupting the convention that street art is painted on to walls, Kane also uses fabric and glass to create works that play with light and colour.

 Charlotte Ashburner from el Jimador, said: “London and Mexico are home to some of the most exciting new street art right now.  With Distorting Views, we wanted to bring two up and coming artists from both cities to one place and give them the opportunity to work together to showcase the best of their respective styles and cities and create a completely new work.“
  

Distorting Views runs at The Brick Lane Gallery from 27 – 30 September 2012. Open Thurs/Friday 6pm-9pm, Sat/Sun 1pm-6pm

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