yep... here you go

click the youtube button on the toolbar of your message( above the emoticons). the tags look like this:

on the youtube url, cut/copy the letters and numbers after the = sign and paste between the yt tags

voila

classic video irf ;D ;D

First up we have a new print, although its been a few months since it was made available in Brazil. This print was produced in tribute to remember the 70 year anniversary this year of the bombing of Guernica during Spain's Civil War which inspired Picasso's most famous painting. (See also Pure Evil) The artists are a collective called SHN, well known in Sao Paulo, price 35 pounds, edition 100.



Available here - www.choquecultural.co.uk/artists

Secondly we are very pleased to confirm our two month, 10 artist show beginning in October at Ocontemporary in Brighton - www.ocontemporary.com/exhibitions.htm

For many of these artists it will be their first show in the UK, as part of this we are now working on 10 prints - one for each artist.

The prints will go half and half - to the show and the website. With seperate Titifreak prints destined for POW there should be plenty of prints to go around. I hope all the prints are good in their own way. Working on the artwork now...

Couple of new and old prints now available on the www.choquecultural.co.uk/ site

Including... Love Mountain by SHN


and a couple of previously sold out copies of Bush by Speto

Part I was awesome... Looking forward to part II!!

Thats going to rock.. im coming down...

Me like Speto's.

LOL! More spraying less dancing please.

See you on Friday
jamesx

Noticed this in the Argus :
www.theargus.co.uk/display.var.1817045.0.sewers_transformed_by_street_artist.php

Did anyone take any pictures?

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Sewers transformed by street artist
By Simon Barrett
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Colourful murals on walls, doors and the occasional fence have become a familiar sight in Sussex.

But the Victorian sewer system in Brighton and Hove has now been given a colourful make-over so workers and people who go on tours find the underground area less imposing.

Working in near darkness and using only two cans of spray paint, Brazilian Zezao took just half an hour to create his work of art.

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The 35-year-old is best known for creating murals in the industrialised sewer system of his native Sao Paolo, where he developed his own distinctive style.

Southern Water allowed Zezao exclusive access to the extensive network of sewers beneath the city to create his masterpiece, which will greet those who take the water company's tours of the system.

Over the past 25 years, street art has become an increasing point of global interest and a popular form of expression in many countries. Brazil has a particularly significant scene that has influenced the urban movement from the start.

Zezao flew in from Sao Paolo especially to carry out the dark task.

He said: "I started painting murals in sewers about seven years ago. I was a street artist and found them really peaceful places to work, despite the fact it is illegal in Brazil to go into the sewers.

"I love Brighton, it is such a cool place and so different from Sao Paolo. It is important that street art like this is seen throughout the world as it has got a powerful message. It has roots in politics and is a form of expression."

The event was arranged in celebration of Cor Da Rua, an celebration of Brazilian urban art being held at the Ocontemporary (CORR) art gallery in Trafalgar Street, Brighton.

The largest show of its kind, Cor Da Rua translates as "street colour" and is a two month, 10-artist exhibition of work considered to be the most significant genre of the global urban art movement.

The exhibition runs until December 9.

For more information on the exhibition, visit www.ocontemporary.com or call 01273 698500.

Examples of Zezaoís work in Brazil can be seen at www.lost.art.br/zezao.

What is your favourite piece of street art in Sussex? Tell us below.

6:02pm Wednesday 7th November 2007

Ramon Martins paints with a syringe attached to his cap.


Edit: The cap on his can, not the cap on his head

Prints from the second round of the Cor da Rua show are now up on the website.

And a little info on the prints...



Carlos Dias - one of his themes is birds, this exuberantly hand drawn print is a classic of his street style.



Zezão's street work often takes him underground to the sewers of Sao Paulo where his fluid designs adorn found rusting textures. In this print he uses gold to represent rusting metal and a found sewer lid as a support for his signature shapes.



Speto's girl eating melon print is inspired by his girlfriend who loves to eat melon!



MZK - Mambo mexican styles in this Day of the Dead matchbook print.

Thanks for supporting Brazilian art this year - looking forward new projects to 2008...!

he is also something to do with 'animal chin' so i hear.