artfan99
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Artists You Might Not Know, by artfan99 on Apr 4, 2018 13:50:17 GMT 1, some interesting and nice work on this listing, enjoyed paging through it
some interesting and nice work on this listing, enjoyed paging through it
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kuni
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Artists You Might Not Know, by kuni on Apr 4, 2018 14:03:31 GMT 1, Great to see people taking notice of Brett Kern's work - He is crazy talented - We have a few projects planned with Brett coming up soon - Get on our mailing list as his pieces go quick www.blackbookgallery.com/artists/brett-kern/
I'm feeling Brett's inflatable dinosaurs. Don't see anything available on the secondary market though. Any suggestions on scoring these on the secondary? How frequently has he been releasing them, and any idea when the next release might be?
Great to see people taking notice of Brett Kern's work - He is crazy talented - We have a few projects planned with Brett coming up soon - Get on our mailing list as his pieces go quick www.blackbookgallery.com/artists/brett-kern/I'm feeling Brett's inflatable dinosaurs. Don't see anything available on the secondary market though. Any suggestions on scoring these on the secondary? How frequently has he been releasing them, and any idea when the next release might be? |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by josephwillis123 on Apr 4, 2018 16:02:14 GMT 1, There are some made to order ones on his etsy.
www.etsy.com/shop/BrettKernArt
I saw a photo of the Stegosaurus somewhere that showed scale, and it looks huge.
There are some made to order ones on his etsy. www.etsy.com/shop/BrettKernArtI saw a photo of the Stegosaurus somewhere that showed scale, and it looks huge. |
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kuni
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Artists You Might Not Know, by kuni on Apr 4, 2018 18:48:12 GMT 1, There are some made to order ones on his etsy. www.etsy.com/shop/BrettKernArtI saw a photo of the Stegosaurus somewhere that showed scale, and it looks huge.
Ah nice, good find. I would love to grab a gigantic ceramic dinosaur but $900 is a little rich for my blood. I'd like to try to catch one of his $200ish releases. Thanks for the heads up though.
There are some made to order ones on his etsy. www.etsy.com/shop/BrettKernArtI saw a photo of the Stegosaurus somewhere that showed scale, and it looks huge. Ah nice, good find. I would love to grab a gigantic ceramic dinosaur but $900 is a little rich for my blood. I'd like to try to catch one of his $200ish releases. Thanks for the heads up though. |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by loucastel on Apr 8, 2018 14:30:25 GMT 1, New picture from Jon Voss, pencil on paper. You need to click on picture and see in full resolution for detail.
New picture from Jon Voss, pencil on paper. You need to click on picture and see in full resolution for detail. |
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cciaran
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Artists You Might Not Know, by cciaran on Apr 9, 2018 11:39:54 GMT 1, Hi, I'm new to the forum, is there any thread with info and pictures of the artist Oré and his Quetzalcoatl works?
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Hi, I'm new to the forum, is there any thread with info and pictures of the artist Oré and his Quetzalcoatl works?
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bradk
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Artists You Might Not Know, by bradk on Apr 9, 2018 23:57:13 GMT 1, Thanks for sharing about her - literally sat up and was like wow!! - such a shame she's no longer with us and judging by what was on artsy, yes her works well priced shall we say!
Really interesting artist....
Thanks for sharing about her - literally sat up and was like wow!! - such a shame she's no longer with us and judging by what was on artsy, yes her works well priced shall we say! Really interesting artist.... |
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ozmataz
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Artists You Might Not Know, by ozmataz on May 15, 2018 2:06:15 GMT 1, Scott Teplin NYC
Scott Teplin NYC
Scott Teplin NYC
Scott Teplin NYC
Scott Teplin NYC
Scott Teplin NYC
Scott Teplin NYC
Scott Teplin NYC
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chevyav53
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Artists You Might Not Know, by chevyav53 on May 15, 2018 15:47:49 GMT 1, Dino Tomic... really interesting styles he uses and tries..
Dino Tomic... really interesting styles he uses and tries..
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Jenifferg on May 17, 2018 16:41:33 GMT 1, Wow, amazing!
Wow, amazing!
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Jenifferg on May 17, 2018 17:00:03 GMT 1, Annette Jansen!
Have You Ever Seen Annette Jansen New Arrivals?
Collection: "Life and Death"
"The heart and skull are powerful symbols which fascinate the living. A celebration of life as well as a reminder that nothing lasts for ever. The only certain thing in life is that it will one day end."
--------- Annete Jansen
1. Title: "Celebration Of Life"
By Annette Jansen
Original Artwork
Mixed media: Oils, Acrylic, Gold Leaf
Canvas Board 16x20"
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2. Title: "Blonde Bombshell"
By Annette Jansen
Original Artwork (Marilyn Monroe)
Mixed media :Oils, Acrylic
Canvas Board 16x20"
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3.Title: "Ziggy Stardust"
By Annette Jansen
Original Artwork (David Bowie)
Mixed media: Oils, Acrylic, Spray Paint
Canvas Board 16x20"
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4. Title: "Revolution"
By Annette Jansen
Original Artwork (Che Guevara)
Mixed media: Oils, Acrylic, Gold Leaf
Canvas Board 16x20"
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And More , Please check:
*Blog:
www.deepwestgallery.co.uk/single-post/Annette-Jansen-is-Now-Available-at-Deep-West-Gallery
*Website
www.deepwestgallery.co.uk/annette-jansen
Tags: #popart #urbanart #oilpainting #originalart #spraypainting #life #death #onlinegallery #artcollectors #artists #hollywood #icon #actor #celebrities #marilynmonroe #davidbowie #cheguevara
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Jenifferg on May 17, 2018 19:46:41 GMT 1, WOW Thank you for your time and have a Great Weekend ahead !
WOW Thank you for your time and have a Great Weekend ahead ! |
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nobokov
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Artists You Might Not Know, by nobokov on Jun 2, 2018 4:12:22 GMT 1, I don't know about you all, but I'm kinda getting tired of seeing the same artists talked about on here: Banksy Pejac Harland Miller Faile
Hush Sandra Chevrier Martin Whatson Jonas Wood Jerkface Shrigley KAWS Dface
Murakami POSE Invader RETNA EINE
It's getting boring. Is Street Art dead? Let's just say it's dead - so what's the next movement? What artists do you all find interesting these days besides these ones listed above?
For me, my tastes are moving towards Contemporary art and "emerging" artists. I've been listening to a couple of interesting podcasts Sound and Vision , Deep Color , Vantage Point and a lot of youtube interviews and lectures. At the moment, my favorite artist is Emily Mae Smith. What are your new favorites (living artists - please no picks for hype)?
I don't know about you all, but I'm kinda getting tired of seeing the same artists talked about on here: Banksy Pejac Harland Miller Faile
Hush Sandra Chevrier Martin Whatson Jonas Wood Jerkface Shrigley KAWS Dface
Murakami POSE Invader RETNA EINE
It's getting boring. Is Street Art dead? Let's just say it's dead - so what's the next movement? What artists do you all find interesting these days besides these ones listed above?
For me, my tastes are moving towards Contemporary art and "emerging" artists. I've been listening to a couple of interesting podcasts Sound and Vision , Deep Color , Vantage Point and a lot of youtube interviews and lectures. At the moment, my favorite artist is Emily Mae Smith. What are your new favorites (living artists - please no picks for hype)?
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Artists You Might Not Know, by dreadnatty on Jun 2, 2018 4:26:29 GMT 1, I don't know about you all, but I'm kinda getting tired of seeing the same artists talked about on here: Banksy Pejac Harland Miller Faile
Hush Sandra Chevrier Martin Whatson Jonas Wood Jerkface Shrigley KAWS Dface
Murakami POSE Invader RETNA EINE
It's getting boring. Is Street Art dead? Let's just say it's dead - so what's the next movement? What artists do you all find interesting these days besides these ones listed above?
For me, my tastes are moving towards Contemporary art and "emerging" artists. I've been listening to a couple of interesting podcasts Sound and Vision , Deep Color , Vantage Point and a lot of youtube interviews and lectures. At the moment, my favorite artist is Emily Mae Smith. What are your new favorites (living artists - please no picks for hype)?
Ken Nwadiogbu
Celeste Dupuy-Spencer
Nathaniel Mary Quinn
Sevastian Velasco
Justin Bower
Ellen de Meijer
Titus Kaphar
eL seed
I don't know about you all, but I'm kinda getting tired of seeing the same artists talked about on here: Banksy Pejac Harland Miller Faile
Hush Sandra Chevrier Martin Whatson Jonas Wood Jerkface Shrigley KAWS Dface
Murakami POSE Invader RETNA EINE
It's getting boring. Is Street Art dead? Let's just say it's dead - so what's the next movement? What artists do you all find interesting these days besides these ones listed above?
For me, my tastes are moving towards Contemporary art and "emerging" artists. I've been listening to a couple of interesting podcasts Sound and Vision , Deep Color , Vantage Point and a lot of youtube interviews and lectures. At the moment, my favorite artist is Emily Mae Smith. What are your new favorites (living artists - please no picks for hype)?
Liked her show at Simone Subal. For me: Ken Nwadiogbu Celeste Dupuy-Spencer Nathaniel Mary Quinn Sevastian Velasco Justin Bower Ellen de Meijer Titus Kaphar eL seed |
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nobokov
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Artists You Might Not Know, by nobokov on Jun 2, 2018 4:35:47 GMT 1, I don't know about you all, but I'm kinda getting tired of seeing the same artists talked about on here: Banksy Pejac Harland Miller Faile
Hush Sandra Chevrier Martin Whatson Jonas Wood Jerkface Shrigley KAWS Dface
Murakami POSE Invader RETNA EINE
It's getting boring. Is Street Art dead? Let's just say it's dead - so what's the next movement? What artists do you all find interesting these days besides these ones listed above?
For me, my tastes are moving towards Contemporary art and "emerging" artists. I've been listening to a couple of interesting podcasts Sound and Vision , Deep Color , Vantage Point and a lot of youtube interviews and lectures. At the moment, my favorite artist is Emily Mae Smith. What are your new favorites (living artists - please no picks for hype)?
Liked her show at Simone Subal. For me: Ken Nwadiogbu Celeste Dupuy-Spencer Nathaniel Mary Quinn Sevastian Velasco Justin Bower Ellen de Meijer Titus Kaphar eL seed
I don't know about you all, but I'm kinda getting tired of seeing the same artists talked about on here: Banksy Pejac Harland Miller Faile
Hush Sandra Chevrier Martin Whatson Jonas Wood Jerkface Shrigley KAWS Dface
Murakami POSE Invader RETNA EINE
It's getting boring. Is Street Art dead? Let's just say it's dead - so what's the next movement? What artists do you all find interesting these days besides these ones listed above?
For me, my tastes are moving towards Contemporary art and "emerging" artists. I've been listening to a couple of interesting podcasts Sound and Vision , Deep Color , Vantage Point and a lot of youtube interviews and lectures. At the moment, my favorite artist is Emily Mae Smith. What are your new favorites (living artists - please no picks for hype)?
Liked her show at Simone Subal. For me: Ken Nwadiogbu Celeste Dupuy-Spencer Nathaniel Mary Quinn Sevastian Velasco Justin Bower Ellen de Meijer Titus Kaphar eL seed Pretty cool, thanks I don't recognize many from your list, but will check them out.👍 |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by streetartger on Jun 2, 2018 6:03:48 GMT 1, Check out Murmure. Just ordered my first Original piece from them. They have released one print so far, second one in the summer.
https://instagram.com/p/Biv19xMlrzf
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Carl Cashman
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Carl Cashman on Jun 2, 2018 7:25:31 GMT 1, Terry Hoff
Tiffany Cole
Ange Bell
Straker
Benjamin cook
Terry Hoff
Tiffany Cole
Ange Bell
Straker
Benjamin cook
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maxamaxa2
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Artists You Might Not Know, by maxamaxa2 on Jun 2, 2018 7:53:15 GMT 1, Think Dasher Rockwell and Sweler are worth a mention. Brendan Monroe is also making amazing works.
www.instagram.com/dizashizerizockwizell
www.instagram.com/sweler_art
www.instagram.com/brendantheblob
Ted Pim is a little tricky, not sure what direction he will go but seems promising, need a new manager/gallery thou.
www.instagram.com/tedpim
But superior artists doesn’t grow on trees, we can’t expect new once discussed here every week... there are a few solid once and they will off course get more mentioning, but there are a lot of more “fluttering” than your list 😊
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Graham H on Jun 2, 2018 7:58:52 GMT 1, Sebas Velasco has a show coming up at Galleria Varsi and well worth e mailing them for the pdf. address is info@galleriavarsi.it
He seems to be getting better and better.. whilst keeping the pricing of his originals at the same price they have been for quite some time
I don't know about you all, but I'm kinda getting tired of seeing the same artists talked about on here: Banksy Pejac Harland Miller Faile
Hush Sandra Chevrier Martin Whatson Jonas Wood Jerkface Shrigley KAWS Dface
Murakami POSE Invader RETNA EINE
It's getting boring. Is Street Art dead? Let's just say it's dead - so what's the next movement? What artists do you all find interesting these days besides these ones listed above?
For me, my tastes are moving towards Contemporary art and "emerging" artists. I've been listening to a couple of interesting podcasts Sound and Vision , Deep Color , Vantage Point and a lot of youtube interviews and lectures. At the moment, my favorite artist is Emily Mae Smith. What are your new favorites (living artists - please no picks for hype)?
Liked her show at Simone Subal. For me: Ken Nwadiogbu Celeste Dupuy-Spencer Nathaniel Mary Quinn Sevastian Velasco Justin Bower Ellen de Meijer Titus Kaphar eL seed
Sebas Velasco has a show coming up at Galleria Varsi and well worth e mailing them for the pdf. address is info@galleriavarsi.it He seems to be getting better and better.. whilst keeping the pricing of his originals at the same price they have been for quite some time I don't know about you all, but I'm kinda getting tired of seeing the same artists talked about on here: Banksy Pejac Harland Miller Faile
Hush Sandra Chevrier Martin Whatson Jonas Wood Jerkface Shrigley KAWS Dface
Murakami POSE Invader RETNA EINE
It's getting boring. Is Street Art dead? Let's just say it's dead - so what's the next movement? What artists do you all find interesting these days besides these ones listed above?
For me, my tastes are moving towards Contemporary art and "emerging" artists. I've been listening to a couple of interesting podcasts Sound and Vision , Deep Color , Vantage Point and a lot of youtube interviews and lectures. At the moment, my favorite artist is Emily Mae Smith. What are your new favorites (living artists - please no picks for hype)?
Liked her show at Simone Subal. For me: Ken Nwadiogbu Celeste Dupuy-Spencer Nathaniel Mary Quinn Sevastian Velasco Justin Bower Ellen de Meijer Titus Kaphar eL seed |
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Artists You Might Not Know, by cyberkid on Jun 2, 2018 8:29:06 GMT 1, Sebas Velasco has a show coming up at Galleria Varsi and well worth e mailing them for the pdf. address is info@galleriavarsi.it He seems to be getting better and better.. whilst keeping the pricing of his originals at the same price they have been for quite some time Liked her show at Simone Subal. For me: Ken Nwadiogbu Celeste Dupuy-Spencer Nathaniel Mary Quinn Sevastian Velasco Justin Bower Ellen de Meijer Titus Kaphar eL seed
agree. velasco is a great talent. love his style and artworks.
Sebas Velasco has a show coming up at Galleria Varsi and well worth e mailing them for the pdf. address is info@galleriavarsi.it He seems to be getting better and better.. whilst keeping the pricing of his originals at the same price they have been for quite some time Liked her show at Simone Subal. For me: Ken Nwadiogbu Celeste Dupuy-Spencer Nathaniel Mary Quinn Sevastian Velasco Justin Bower Ellen de Meijer Titus Kaphar eL seed
agree. velasco is a great talent. love his style and artworks.
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natstan
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jesterful
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Artists You Might Not Know, by jesterful on Jun 2, 2018 14:31:37 GMT 1, I’m not an expert by any stretch of the imagination but a lot of ‘street’ and ‘urban’ ‘art’ seems to be mass produced graphic design at the moment. All very uninspiring. Who’s that chap doing Mickey Mouse Giclees for over a grand?
I’m not an expert by any stretch of the imagination but a lot of ‘street’ and ‘urban’ ‘art’ seems to be mass produced graphic design at the moment. All very uninspiring. Who’s that chap doing Mickey Mouse Giclees for over a grand?
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frgm
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Artists You Might Not Know, by frgm on Jun 2, 2018 14:34:19 GMT 1, Mehdi Ghadyanloo! Iranian. My fav at the moment....
Will exhibit for the first time at Art Basel this year!
Mehdi Ghadyanloo! Iranian. My fav at the moment....
Will exhibit for the first time at Art Basel this year!
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frgm
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Artists You Might Not Know, by frgm on Jun 2, 2018 14:38:32 GMT 1, This guy is a replica of Pablo Delgado
This guy is a replica of Pablo Delgado |
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Dive Jedi
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Artists You Might Not Know, by Dive Jedi on Jun 2, 2018 14:57:53 GMT 1, Well, not like he is new, since he has been around for some years.
But I really like DEIH. Very nice futuristic and Original. And he makes awesome walls.
Hope to score a OG soon.
Also WES21 is very cool. A bit futuristic as well with a touch of Pejac.
Well, not like he is new, since he has been around for some years.
But I really like DEIH. Very nice futuristic and Original. And he makes awesome walls.
Hope to score a OG soon.
Also WES21 is very cool. A bit futuristic as well with a touch of Pejac.
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jesterful
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Artists You Might Not Know, by jesterful on Jun 2, 2018 15:00:28 GMT 1, I’ve got nothing against Mickey Mouse giclees, id probably have one in my house if they weren’t so expensive, but I wouldn’t call it ‘art’. It’s probably better described as decoration perhaps?
I’m really into the people bluring street/urban art and fine art at the moment. Xenz as an example. Jago as another.
All my opinion of course.
I’ve got nothing against Mickey Mouse giclees, id probably have one in my house if they weren’t so expensive, but I wouldn’t call it ‘art’. It’s probably better described as decoration perhaps?
I’m really into the people bluring street/urban art and fine art at the moment. Xenz as an example. Jago as another.
All my opinion of course.
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nobokov
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Artists You Might Not Know, by nobokov on Jun 2, 2018 16:19:03 GMT 1,
I’ve got nothing against Mickey Mouse giclees, id probably have one in my house if they weren’t so expensive, but I wouldn’t call it ‘art’. It’s probably better described as decoration perhaps? I’m really into the people bluring street/urban art and fine art at the moment. Xenz as an example. Jago as another. All my opinion of course.
That's interesting. Is Xenz considered urban art? To me he's a classical Chinese painter who paints on walls. And can his work be thought of as street decoration as well or does his work convey some kind of meaning?
What is street art? If a person paints a mural on a wall, are they then a street artist? I feel as though street art should be defiant and express something other than just exhibiting beauty.
I’ve got nothing against Mickey Mouse giclees, id probably have one in my house if they weren’t so expensive, but I wouldn’t call it ‘art’. It’s probably better described as decoration perhaps? I’m really into the people bluring street/urban art and fine art at the moment. Xenz as an example. Jago as another. All my opinion of course. That's interesting. Is Xenz considered urban art? To me he's a classical Chinese painter who paints on walls. And can his work be thought of as street decoration as well or does his work convey some kind of meaning? What is street art? If a person paints a mural on a wall, are they then a street artist? I feel as though street art should be defiant and express something other than just exhibiting beauty. |
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hui
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Artists You Might Not Know, by hui on Jun 2, 2018 16:56:32 GMT 1, I always considered street art to be ignored, often hated by neighborhoods - this would often be graffiti. And I'm always surprised by who's interest in it - because I find it hard to believe some members on here know anything about urban or street. In a sense, I associate street art with spray paint and perhaps even stencils.
Bith street artist and muralists are urban art, I think. Urban art I associate with public art.
I find that murals are historically subversive, particularly since they're often making a political statement and/or in dilapidated neighborhoods.
I always considered street art to be ignored, often hated by neighborhoods - this would often be graffiti. And I'm always surprised by who's interest in it - because I find it hard to believe some members on here know anything about urban or street. In a sense, I associate street art with spray paint and perhaps even stencils.
Bith street artist and muralists are urban art, I think. Urban art I associate with public art.
I find that murals are historically subversive, particularly since they're often making a political statement and/or in dilapidated neighborhoods.
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hui
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Artists You Might Not Know, by hui on Jun 2, 2018 17:03:16 GMT 1, When I'm tired of all the same stuff often found on here, I like to head to an art show at either a local high school or University and purchase something there. The artist surely appreciates any support. I also tend to really enjoy the piece, knowing full well I'll never be able to re-sell it. I also tend to get a hell of a bargain. Lol, sometimes I just want to spend $500 for an original instead of a print 200 other people have.
When I'm tired of all the same stuff often found on here, I like to head to an art show at either a local high school or University and purchase something there. The artist surely appreciates any support. I also tend to really enjoy the piece, knowing full well I'll never be able to re-sell it. I also tend to get a hell of a bargain. Lol, sometimes I just want to spend $500 for an original instead of a print 200 other people have.
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