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The Jaunt x Straat Museum present: Wasted Rita and Tellas, by The Jaunt on Aug 4, 2021 16:11:51 GMT 1, Happy to announce that we have recently opened our first museum exhibition at STRAAT Museum in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, the largest indoor street art and graffiti museum in the world.
New sights, new cultures and new friendships can all be powerful catalysts for the creative process of an artist. Denmark-based project, The Jaunt brings all of these forms of inspiration together in a beautiful way.
STRAAT Museum is proud to celebrate the global culture of street art and graffiti, and what better way to do that than to highlight a project like The Jaunt, which has sent more than 70 artists to international locations. STRAAT has invited The Jaunt to co-curate an exhibition in our dedicated gallery space, entitled ‘Out There Somewhere’. This exhibition is focused on two veterans of their ongoing program, Wasted Rita (Portugal) and Tellas (Italy). In tandem with the focus on these two artists, The Jaunt will also present an overview of their extensive print archive, featuring heavy hitters such as Cleon Peterson, Cody Hudson, Evan Hecox, Laura Berger, Tim Biskup and many more. With the world just starting to open up again, ‘Out There Somewhere’ is a perfect way to help get you inspired to go out, travel, and find new inspiration for yourself.
Wasted Rita The work of the Portuguese artist Wasted Rita explores her love-hate relationship with life and her surrounding world. Dubbing herself as a Natural Born Agent Provocateur, she likes to think, write and draw without filter, resulting in little gems of sarcastic wisdom, which reflect on an unconventional upbringing in a Catholic school. Rita was a participant in the highly touted Dismaland Project by Banksy.
Tellas The Italian artist Tellas is largely inspired by flora and foliage. Using abstract organic patterns, recognizable by a sophisticated aesthetic and a great attention to detail, Tellas creates poetic and meditative artworks. By juxtaposing his work directly into the urban context through his large-scale murals, Tellas reflects on the ties between humans and nature and the complex dynamics that blends us into a singular system.
The Jaunt The Jaunt creates opportunities and possibilities for artists. Since its inception in 2013, The Jaunt has worked with over 70 artists on trips all over the world. The project allows artists to shape new experiences and find inspiration – not just during the confines of their trip, but a lasting inspiration that hopefully permeates their entire artistic practise.
More information on www.straatmuseum.com or www.thejaunt.net If you would like to receive the exhibition catalogue, please get in touch with info@thejaunt.net
Happy to announce that we have recently opened our first museum exhibition at STRAAT Museum in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, the largest indoor street art and graffiti museum in the world. New sights, new cultures and new friendships can all be powerful catalysts for the creative process of an artist. Denmark-based project, The Jaunt brings all of these forms of inspiration together in a beautiful way. STRAAT Museum is proud to celebrate the global culture of street art and graffiti, and what better way to do that than to highlight a project like The Jaunt, which has sent more than 70 artists to international locations. STRAAT has invited The Jaunt to co-curate an exhibition in our dedicated gallery space, entitled ‘Out There Somewhere’. This exhibition is focused on two veterans of their ongoing program, Wasted Rita (Portugal) and Tellas (Italy). In tandem with the focus on these two artists, The Jaunt will also present an overview of their extensive print archive, featuring heavy hitters such as Cleon Peterson, Cody Hudson, Evan Hecox, Laura Berger, Tim Biskup and many more. With the world just starting to open up again, ‘Out There Somewhere’ is a perfect way to help get you inspired to go out, travel, and find new inspiration for yourself. Wasted RitaThe work of the Portuguese artist Wasted Rita explores her love-hate relationship with life and her surrounding world. Dubbing herself as a Natural Born Agent Provocateur, she likes to think, write and draw without filter, resulting in little gems of sarcastic wisdom, which reflect on an unconventional upbringing in a Catholic school. Rita was a participant in the highly touted Dismaland Project by Banksy. TellasThe Italian artist Tellas is largely inspired by flora and foliage. Using abstract organic patterns, recognizable by a sophisticated aesthetic and a great attention to detail, Tellas creates poetic and meditative artworks. By juxtaposing his work directly into the urban context through his large-scale murals, Tellas reflects on the ties between humans and nature and the complex dynamics that blends us into a singular system. The JauntThe Jaunt creates opportunities and possibilities for artists. Since its inception in 2013, The Jaunt has worked with over 70 artists on trips all over the world. The project allows artists to shape new experiences and find inspiration – not just during the confines of their trip, but a lasting inspiration that hopefully permeates their entire artistic practise. More information on www.straatmuseum.com or www.thejaunt.netIf you would like to receive the exhibition catalogue, please get in touch with info@thejaunt.net
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The Jaunt x Straat Museum present: Wasted Rita and Tellas, by Lroy on Aug 4, 2021 16:45:20 GMT 1, Amazing !! Thank you to share ! I have a Wasted Rita print or poster that I won from Her ! I love it ! Pure gold ( did I gave it to my son 🤔 .. should be ) Anyway nice space, lovely photo and exhibition… Unusual and singular ! Ty !
Amazing !! Thank you to share ! I have a Wasted Rita print or poster that I won from Her ! I love it ! Pure gold ( did I gave it to my son 🤔 .. should be ) Anyway nice space, lovely photo and exhibition… Unusual and singular ! Ty !
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The Jaunt x Straat Museum present: Wasted Rita and Tellas, by Lroy on Aug 4, 2021 16:46:55 GMT 1, Sweat are amazing ahah !
Sweat are amazing ahah !
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