November Street Art at 12 doors 27 November 2009
Posted by IrishStreetArt in Ireland.Tags: ADW, Dublin, Ireland, twelvedoors.com
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On “Progress” ADW told twlevedoors.com, ‘My initial idea was to turn the door into something that looked out of place in the City Centre. Our Minister for Health, Mary Harney TD dressed in peasant garb looking very bored reflecting our current economic climate. ‘Progress’ written in the cobweb (a favoured political word) is to contrast the whole theme.’
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5 Years, Countless Layers 23 November 2009
Posted by IrishStreetArt in International Street Art.Tags: france, Gainsbourg, Ronan Casey
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Gainsbourg brings us a five year record of the graffiti on the walls of rue de Verneuil.
Props to Ronan Casey for the heads up!
Friday’s Time Lapse 13 November 2009
Posted by IrishStreetArt in International Street Art.Tags: Above, Ceke, D*Face, Forget, Pirates
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This week irishstreetart.com brings you the latest stop motion pieces the internet has to offer. Enjoy!
Stop motion video of D*Face creating a piece in downtown LA. Corner of 7th st and Matteo. Part of the LA freewall project, a collaboration between Lahoda fine arts and Jet-Set Graffiti.
Stop motion video documenting D*Face painting an illegal street mural in the Meat Packing district in New York city to coincide with his Ludovico Aversion Therapy/All your dreams belong to us show at the Jonathan Levine
A wall piece made in stockholm, kungsholmen october 2009 by Ceke and Forget in colaboration with Kollektivet livet
There are two sides to every coin, and we all know two wrongs don’t make a right but somehow when it comes to filming a video in reverse then reversing it, it makes total sense? Confused? Watch the video to get a better idea. If you still don’t understand, I can only suggest to try and watch it in reverse?! Go above!
The reverse side also has a reverse side. -Japanese proverb.
‘We Like Colour’ (We Are Pirates) a film created by the Pirates for CIA (Central illustration Agency)
Alfa, Jamie Brown, Jiggery Pokery, Jimi Crayon, Mr P and Stika of the Pirates, coming together to
create this colourful masterpiece.
A walk along the banks of the Danube 11 November 2009
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We were lucky enough here at irishstreetart.com to get to Austria over the halloween Break. Vienna is incredible and despite being warned that the nightlife can at times be a little dull, we found it to be far from tame. Shout out to Gerry, Leo, Murph, Megan and Julie. Vienna’s street art is fantastic, with Europe’s most established crews and writers leaving their mark all over the banks of the Danube. If you visit Vienna, bring a camera and be sure to stroll by the city’s river. ‘Til then enjoy a pick of Vienna’s Street Art below.
Kieran Hynes, Cork’s Graffiti Photographer 9 November 2009
Posted by IrishStreetArt in Ireland.Tags: Cork, Ireland, Kieran Hynes, TNT crew
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From his initial exploits as part of the TNT crew to his more recent role as a street art photographer, Kieran Hynes has been a part of the Cork graffiti scene since the early 90’s.
Hynes told irishstreetart.com that back in the day ‘Cork had a big scene going on but without proper outlets and cop pressure the scene dried up with most crews at the time disbanding’.
However, Hynes kept up his interest, and in the past five years he has documented the Cork graffiti scene’s return to grace. Hynes has become familiar with most of Ireland’s top writers and his work is driven by his own writer instinct and passion for finding ’street art, be it tags,stencils or simply pieces off the beaten track’.
‘Alll respect to the artists for their work and ideas,for trying to brighten up this dull concrete jungle we all live in!’
Check out Kieran Hynes on flickr where there is over 4000 photo’s of local street art from Cork, Dublin, Galway, Limerick and international work from Spain and Australia.
Graffiti Exhibition: Dundalk 7 November 2009
Posted by IrishStreetArt in Street Art Events.Tags: Dundalk, Ireland, Kube, Omin
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Graffiti Art Exhibition by Kube & Omin
Fresh on Every Surface
5th November – 27th November 2009
Open Mon – Fri 10am -1pm & 1:30pm- 5pm
Basement Gallery,Town Hall, Dundalk, Co.Louth
For more information visit Create Louth
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Above the streets of Paris 4 November 2009
Posted by IrishStreetArt in International Street Art.Tags: Above, france, Paris, Video
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A big thank you to Above who has sent IrishStreetArt.com his most recent work from Paris, France. Above tells us ‘I thought you would enjoy the feeling, “2-D”site specific stencil, and 3-D “arrow kite” installation.’ It definately gets our seal of approval. Click here to go above
October’s Installation at Twelve Doors 4 November 2009
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“Waiting for Godot in Temple Bar, Culture Night 2009″
Jeff Aerosol
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Prescription Art, Brighton, UK 21 October 2009
Posted by IrishStreetArt in International Street Art.Tags: Brighton, Lucia Orlandi, Prescription Art, UK
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The photos below were taken by regular irishstreetart.com contributer Lucia Orlandi at Prescription Art’s Roa vs Best Ever in Brighton.
Prescription Art offers original artwork and prints from some of the hottest street and urban artists working around the world today. The artists represented have been selected for their exception talent, allied to a unique and distinctive style. They also offer secondary market works from some of the biggest names in street art, such as Banksy, Faile, Invader, Shepard Fairey, D*Face and Nick Walker. If you’re lucky enough to find yourself in Brighton make sure you drop by one of Prescription Art’s exhibitions.
Will St. Leger: Bluetooth Fairy 21 October 2009
Posted by IrishStreetArt in Street Art Events.Tags: Bluetooth Fairy, Dublin, Ireland, Will Saint Leger
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The Dublin based Artivist, Will St. Ledger, in his blog, tells us that he is in the process of finalising dates for his latest show ‘Bluetooth Fairy’. Once again St. Ledger pushs the boundries with this virtual exhibition ‘where the audience will receive my new work via Bluetooth to their mobile phones and then Bluetooth it to printers.’ The art on show will remain secret until the night of launch but if his portfolio to date is anything to go by this event should not be missed!
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