johnnyh
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Top STREET Artists , by johnnyh on Jun 12, 2014 20:25:26 GMT 1, Still live for me...!!!!!
Didn't even convince me that......
Shit will get me glasses. Apologies all
Still live for me...!!!!!
Didn't even convince me that......
Shit will get me glasses. Apologies all
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Petrusino
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Top STREET Artists , by Petrusino on Jun 12, 2014 20:27:26 GMT 1, No, please , Petrusino, not Monsieur Saraiva André, le " baron de ces dames " , an hipster playing with fame because of his snobish night connaissances, etc... I know that in the 90's Andrè Saraiva was one of the principal elements in Europe for the transition from graffiti to street art ... with the character of Mr. A.
No, please , Petrusino, not Monsieur Saraiva André, le " baron de ces dames " , an hipster playing with fame because of his snobish night connaissances, etc... I know that in the 90's Andrè Saraiva was one of the principal elements in Europe for the transition from graffiti to street art ... with the character of Mr. A.
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Top STREET Artists , by Deleted on Jun 12, 2014 20:44:48 GMT 1, Titifreak
Titifreak
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South Bound
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Top STREET Artists , by South Bound on Jun 12, 2014 21:26:22 GMT 1, Been wondering about Titifreak. What do you all think of his body of work?
Been wondering about Titifreak. What do you all think of his body of work?
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Damien
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Top STREET Artists , by Damien on Jun 12, 2014 21:29:01 GMT 1, Been wondering about Titifreak. What do you all think of his body of work? fantastic artist, have not seen much work from him lately though. Some of the work from past few years though is brilliant
Been wondering about Titifreak. What do you all think of his body of work? fantastic artist, have not seen much work from him lately though. Some of the work from past few years though is brilliant
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Top STREET Artists , by Lroy on Jun 12, 2014 21:50:42 GMT 1, No, please , Petrusino, not Monsieur Saraiva André, le " baron de ces dames " , an hipster playing with fame because of his snobish night connaissances, etc... I know that in the 90's Andrè Saraiva was one of the principal elements in Europe for the transition from graffiti to street art ... with the character of Mr. A.
Well, well, well, only for a small world of initiates and sons of a tic habit snobbish. But never mind ;/) maybe you are right about the link....
No, please , Petrusino, not Monsieur Saraiva André, le " baron de ces dames " , an hipster playing with fame because of his snobish night connaissances, etc... I know that in the 90's Andrè Saraiva was one of the principal elements in Europe for the transition from graffiti to street art ... with the character of Mr. A. Well, well, well, only for a small world of initiates and sons of a tic habit snobbish. But never mind ;/) maybe you are right about the link....
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Top STREET Artists , by Deleted on Jun 12, 2014 22:04:18 GMT 1, out of curiosity, who was around first, Monsieur André or Stik?
out of curiosity, who was around first, Monsieur André or Stik?
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Petrusino
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Top STREET Artists , by Petrusino on Jun 14, 2014 9:53:34 GMT 1, I think Andrè; Stik was born in the mid-1980s and began to paint his signature figures in 2002
I think Andrè; Stik was born in the mid-1980s and began to paint his signature figures in 2002
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Top STREET Artists , by Lroy on Jun 14, 2014 13:15:03 GMT 1, Can we compare Stik and Mister André ?!Mister André only made quick drawings with a posca on the walls and made a lot of goodies ( lol the prices ! ) and stickers with his name and a man with the hat, when Stik painted big murals with painting ( a lot of paint ) .. Stik is really a painter, a worker and an artist, Mister a is an opportunist and a w.nker ( sorry all but I know how the man was and is still ( in worth : hype Paris nocturnals , lol ) , playing with hi little fame/name...
Can we compare Stik and Mister André ?!Mister André only made quick drawings with a posca on the walls and made a lot of goodies ( lol the prices ! ) and stickers with his name and a man with the hat, when Stik painted big murals with painting ( a lot of paint ) .. Stik is really a painter, a worker and an artist, Mister a is an opportunist and a w.nker ( sorry all but I know how the man was and is still ( in worth : hype Paris nocturnals , lol ) , playing with hi little fame/name...
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Top STREET Artists , by Lroy on Jun 14, 2014 13:18:39 GMT 1, I have a lot of respect for Blek, but Banksy is unic and made a lot of offensive and protest actions and artworks.
I have a lot of respect for Blek, but Banksy is unic and made a lot of offensive and protest actions and artworks.
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mojo
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May 2014
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Top STREET Artists , by mojo on Jun 14, 2014 16:21:27 GMT 1, Would of loved to have gone to this show! .......... if only I were in Bangkok ........the photo's look great.
Bon Solo Show... Opened last night, the rain didn't dampen things with a good crowd of 500 and some of the countries top musicians dropping in to play impromptu live sets.... a truly special night that'll be talked about for years to come.
The art blew minds, three floors of the cavernous 'Soy Sauce Factory' filled to the brim with installations, paintings, automatons and sculptures, this wasn't your usual white walls show.... the ground floor was converted over the week before to be some kind of twisted British style National Gallery....from the wallpaper to the lighting it was perfection.... the second floor was more fine art and sculptural, and the top floor was filled with collaborations with artists from Brazil, London, France, Japan.... BON X Mau Mau, BON X Luc Price, BON X Beejoir, and so on..... we'll get to uploading the photos soon, as well as a pdf of the show.
Shows open till next weekend so if you're free please call in..... www.muebon.com
Would of loved to have gone to this show! .......... if only I were in Bangkok ........the photo's look great. Bon Solo Show... Opened last night, the rain didn't dampen things with a good crowd of 500 and some of the countries top musicians dropping in to play impromptu live sets.... a truly special night that'll be talked about for years to come. The art blew minds, three floors of the cavernous 'Soy Sauce Factory' filled to the brim with installations, paintings, automatons and sculptures, this wasn't your usual white walls show.... the ground floor was converted over the week before to be some kind of twisted British style National Gallery....from the wallpaper to the lighting it was perfection.... the second floor was more fine art and sculptural, and the top floor was filled with collaborations with artists from Brazil, London, France, Japan.... BON X Mau Mau, BON X Luc Price, BON X Beejoir, and so on..... we'll get to uploading the photos soon, as well as a pdf of the show. Shows open till next weekend so if you're free please call in..... www.muebon.com
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Top STREET Artists , by Deleted on Aug 14, 2014 21:59:04 GMT 1, Blek and Robbo
all the rest are just jumpin on the bandwagon
Blek and Robbo all the rest are just jumpin on the bandwagon
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sin
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February 2013
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Top STREET Artists , by sin on Aug 18, 2014 13:54:44 GMT 1, Banksy - The ultimate crossover. One of two artists the general public knows.
Shepard Fairey - The second artist the general public knows. The guy the press goes to for an opinion when anything street art happens.
Invader - did something on such a large scale that is iconic and that people try to copy but even the best tile mosaic 8bit lock on guy will always be compared to invader.
Os Gemeous - the icons of South America. Influenced a number of artists to produce oddly shaped oddly colored characters.
Barry McGee - master of hand style, the source of the spring for much of low brow and modern street art.
Logan Hicks - pushed the boundaries on stencils to a point that it redefined the genre. His photo realistic, heavy detail large format execution has been attempted to be copied but even the best 8 layer stencil artist just looks like a poor mans Logan hicks. Other than C215
Swoon - akin to Logan in her genre, swoon pushed wheatpaste to a level of fine art that was raw, honest, with rich mythology and narrative. Her assemblage works and installs are transformative masterwork.
Futura - unless you lived under a rock in the 90s you couldn't miss futuras works popping up everywhere, most notably in Unkles album covers. He was paramount in redefining graffiti as expressive and abstract. Entire sub genres of urban art owe him a debt
Revs - when the archeologists come to excavate NY in the year 3045 they will find Reva lock on and scratches. The guy graffiti'd so hard that it will last forever.
Olek - bombing with anything other than paint springs forth from olek. There were clearly examples prior, but no one as prolific.
Banksy - The ultimate crossover. One of two artists the general public knows.
Shepard Fairey - The second artist the general public knows. The guy the press goes to for an opinion when anything street art happens.
Invader - did something on such a large scale that is iconic and that people try to copy but even the best tile mosaic 8bit lock on guy will always be compared to invader.
Os Gemeous - the icons of South America. Influenced a number of artists to produce oddly shaped oddly colored characters.
Barry McGee - master of hand style, the source of the spring for much of low brow and modern street art.
Logan Hicks - pushed the boundaries on stencils to a point that it redefined the genre. His photo realistic, heavy detail large format execution has been attempted to be copied but even the best 8 layer stencil artist just looks like a poor mans Logan hicks. Other than C215
Swoon - akin to Logan in her genre, swoon pushed wheatpaste to a level of fine art that was raw, honest, with rich mythology and narrative. Her assemblage works and installs are transformative masterwork.
Futura - unless you lived under a rock in the 90s you couldn't miss futuras works popping up everywhere, most notably in Unkles album covers. He was paramount in redefining graffiti as expressive and abstract. Entire sub genres of urban art owe him a debt
Revs - when the archeologists come to excavate NY in the year 3045 they will find Reva lock on and scratches. The guy graffiti'd so hard that it will last forever.
Olek - bombing with anything other than paint springs forth from olek. There were clearly examples prior, but no one as prolific.
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Top STREET Artists , by Deleted on Aug 18, 2014 19:02:19 GMT 1, update
Blek, Robbo, Bambi, JPS, and the bloke who wrote "Kilroy was here".
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Blek, Robbo, Bambi, JPS, and the bloke who wrote "Kilroy was here".
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