The Office of Non-compliance Hits The Road 1 September 2011
Posted by IrishStreetArt in Street Art Events.Tags: ANewSpace, Conor Harrington, D*Face, DMC, Dublin, ESCIF, Foes Crew, InputOut, Jor, Mark Jenkins, Maser, Morgan, Prefab Collective, Rask, Will Saint Leger
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Dublin Contemporary 2011 has collaborated with ANewSpace to commissioned internationally renowned street artists to create in twentytwo urban sites all over Dublin city centre. ‘Roadworks‘ includes artists such as Conor Harrington, D*Face, DMC, ESCIF, Foes Crew, InputOut, Jor, Mark Jenkins, Maser, Morgan, Prefab Collective, Will Saint Leger and Rask. Taking place from now until the end of October there has never been a better time to visit the streets of the capital and this is a testament to the hard work by the guys at ANewSpace.
Highlights so far include DMC‘s Call Girls on St Andrews Lane, Jor‘s Tree at Green Nineteen and Rask (Godfather of Irish Graffiti) in the National Gallery of Ireland. To keep up to date with all the latest happenings at ‘Roadworks‘ visit ANewSpace on Tumblr.
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Kings of Concrete 2011 22 July 2011
Posted by IrishStreetArt in Street Art Events.Tags: ADW, AKA Crap, Andto, Askim, Brian Coldrick, canvaz, Chris Judge, Colm MacAthlaoich, Darren John, David McClelland, Dublin, Grim, Hawkie, James Kirwin, Jine, Kings of Concrete, Kube, KVLR, MasterZ, Morgan, Mr. Steve, Myne, Naser, Omin, Phats, Risto, Rolk, Scie, Solus, Vetza
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The sixth annual Kings of Concrete takes place in Dublin this weekend. This year’s giant graffiti line up includes ADW, AKA Crap, Andto, Askim, Brian Coldrick, Canvaz, Chris Judge, Colm MacAthlaoich, Darren John, David McClelland, Grim, Hawkie, James Kirwin, Jine, Kube, KVLR, Naser, MasterZ, Morgan, Mr. Steve, Myne, Omin, Phats, Risto, Rolk, Scie, Solus and Vetza. For more information visit Kings of Concrete 2011 on facebook.
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Despite Your Face 23 September 2010
Posted by IrishStreetArt in International Street Art, Street Art Events.Tags: ADW, Asbestos, canvaz, Cisto, Conor Harrington, Cool-C, DBC, Despite Your Face, Eelus, Eine, Karma, Loki, Morgan, Solus Splink(i love lamp), Will Saint Leger, Xpir
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ANewSpace present ‘Despite Your Face. This ambitious project consists of Irish and international Street Art from the Dublin Area. An opening party will take place on Culture Night, Friday the 24th of September from 6pm and the exhibition will continue until Sunday the 3rd of October at ANewSpace Gallery Boutique, 6 Chatham Street Dublin 2.
Featuring Works by: ADW, Asbestos, Canvaz, Cisto, Conor Harrington, Cool-C, DBC, Eine, Eelus, Karma, Loki, Morgan, Solus Splink(i love lamp), Will St Leger, Xpir and more to be announced
This collection hopes to present Irish and International street art in the Dublin area. It is by no means a complete overview (as the scene is far bigger then anyone can imagine) but instead is a snap shot of an underground existing in Irish society.
The exhibition is made up of a gallery show at Anewspace and special commission outdoor pieces. The first by ADW was completed on Sunday at Dame Lane, Dublin.
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Originals at the Twisted Pepper 28 January 2010
Posted by IrishStreetArt in Street Art Events.Tags: Dublin, Eimear-Jean McCormack, Ireland, Morgan, Originals, Twisted Pepper
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Originals, the exhibition shows the work of two Irish artists, Morgan & Eimear-Jean McCormack and is produced and curated by Natalie Winterlich & Shane O’ Donoghue. The art exhibition will take place at The Twisted Pepper, 54 Middle Abbey St., Dublin 2 from the 30th January (opening party at 9pm) to the 28th February. Originals is a chance to see some super graphic art to kill off those January blues!
Morgan is one of Irelands most innovative artists, based in Dublin. His distinctive form of art is inspired by his everyday environment and the people he meets along the way, as well as being influenced by the escapism of film, his work is primarily in acrylic on canvas, although he also creates digital prints mixing traditional photography techniques with illustrations as well as mixed media works combining digital prints on canvas. Morgan has recently had a selection of his work touring the US. Expect a clean graffiti influenced style with stories running through the pieces.
Eimear-Jean McCormack is from Cork and is a printmaker. She manages to create urban and atmospheric scenes using lines and colour very sparingly, the end result being quite simple throughout. She holds an MA in Fine Art Printmaking from The University of The Arts, London. She has exhibited widely in Ireland as well as New York, London, France and China.
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