linkd95
Junior Member
Posts โข 1,034
Likes โข 0
July 2008
|
THE NEXT TYPE OF ART!!, by linkd95 on Oct 11, 2008 10:48:00 GMT 1, Ive been wondering it went from fine art to contemporary art to urban/graffiti art whats next LETS HEAR UR OPINIONS!
Ive been wondering it went from fine art to contemporary art to urban/graffiti art whats next LETS HEAR UR OPINIONS!
|
|
hlarmy
Junior Member
Posts โข 3,199
Likes โข 64
November 2007
|
THE NEXT TYPE OF ART!!, by hlarmy on Oct 11, 2008 10:56:07 GMT 1, Good question - if I knew the answer to that I know what I'd be doing... 
Good question - if I knew the answer to that I know what I'd be doing... |
|
linkd95
Junior Member
Posts โข 1,034
Likes โข 0
July 2008
|
THE NEXT TYPE OF ART!!, by linkd95 on Oct 11, 2008 10:57:52 GMT 1, I think i know what it could be it could be..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................DIARY/Memory ART e.g Jose Parla.
I think i know what it could be it could be..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................DIARY/Memory ART e.g Jose Parla.
|
|
sfdoddsy
New Member
Posts โข 267
Likes โข 0
August 2008
|
THE NEXT TYPE OF ART!!, by sfdoddsy on Oct 11, 2008 12:39:23 GMT 1, Actually, it seems to me that the best urban art is merging with contemporary/fine art. Banksy aside, those that seem to be having the most success (Faile/Bast/Neate/Micallef/Supine etc) are producing work that uses some of the conventions of street art, but in a distinctly fine art way.
The ones that will disappear are those who continue to produce yet another variation of the ironic stencil, or skull and monster illustrations.
Actually, it seems to me that the best urban art is merging with contemporary/fine art. Banksy aside, those that seem to be having the most success (Faile/Bast/Neate/Micallef/Supine etc) are producing work that uses some of the conventions of street art, but in a distinctly fine art way.
The ones that will disappear are those who continue to produce yet another variation of the ironic stencil, or skull and monster illustrations.
|
|
Avian Security
Artist
New Member
Posts โข 495
Likes โข 2
November 2007
|
THE NEXT TYPE OF ART!!, by Avian Security on Oct 11, 2008 12:50:21 GMT 1, Kind of wierd that Anthony Micallef is persistently associated with "street art" and "urban art" when he is traditionally Fine Art trained and has never put work in the street in his life. Bizarre.
Kind of wierd that Anthony Micallef is persistently associated with "street art" and "urban art" when he is traditionally Fine Art trained and has never put work in the street in his life. Bizarre.
|
|
Deleted
Posts โข 0
Likes โข
January 1970
|
THE NEXT TYPE OF ART!!, by Deleted on Oct 11, 2008 12:55:33 GMT 1, nice observation jeepers.. agree with you!
nice observation jeepers.. agree with you!
|
|
|
|
|
|
THE NEXT TYPE OF ART!!, by worlddomination on Oct 11, 2008 14:52:13 GMT 1, Actually, it seems to me that the best urban art is merging with contemporary/fine art. Banksy aside, those that seem to be having the most success (Faile/Bast/Neate/Micallef/Supine etc) are producing work that uses some of the conventions of street art, but in a distinctly fine art way. The ones that will disappear are those who continue to produce yet another variation of the ironic stencil, or skull and monster illustrations.
Agreed
Actually, it seems to me that the best urban art is merging with contemporary/fine art. Banksy aside, those that seem to be having the most success (Faile/Bast/Neate/Micallef/Supine etc) are producing work that uses some of the conventions of street art, but in a distinctly fine art way. The ones that will disappear are those who continue to produce yet another variation of the ironic stencil, or skull and monster illustrations. Agreed |
|
funster
Junior Member
Posts โข 2,256
Likes โข 0
October 2006
|
THE NEXT TYPE OF ART!!, by funster on Oct 11, 2008 14:53:18 GMT 1, Weren't cave drawings the original urban art, then those pesky fine art people took over. Art's gone full circle back to it's routes!
Nice avatar jopkop!
Weren't cave drawings the original urban art, then those pesky fine art people took over. Art's gone full circle back to it's routes!
Nice avatar jopkop!
|
|
Deleted
Posts โข 0
Likes โข
January 1970
|
THE NEXT TYPE OF ART!!, by Deleted on Oct 11, 2008 15:27:29 GMT 1, thanks funster.. one of my favourites..
cave drawings were the first type of art I think.. but keep in mind the musea at that time weren't what they are now..
thanks funster.. one of my favourites..
cave drawings were the first type of art I think.. but keep in mind the musea at that time weren't what they are now..
|
|
romanywg
Junior Member
Posts โข 4,093
Likes โข 36
October 2006
|
THE NEXT TYPE OF ART!!, by romanywg on Oct 11, 2008 15:41:25 GMT 1, Kind of wierd that Anthony Micallef is persistently associated with "street art" and "urban art" when he is traditionally Fine Art trained and has never put work in the street in his life. Bizarre.
Add Guy Denning too and I would never consider Faile and Bast to be contemporary/fine artists
sfdoddsy.
Kind of wierd that Anthony Micallef is persistently associated with "street art" and "urban art" when he is traditionally Fine Art trained and has never put work in the street in his life. Bizarre. Add Guy Denning too and I would never consider Faile and Bast to be contemporary/fine artists sfdoddsy. |
|
|
|
THE NEXT TYPE OF ART!!, by angel41 on Oct 11, 2008 15:45:15 GMT 1, Completely agree with sfdoddsy. Ironic stencil art can only go so far. I think artists that are unable to evolve and experiment or move there ideas forward will be in trouble.
Where we are at the moment is a combination of pop art, street art and contemporary art all rolled into one. It will only take someone to come up with another name for it. That will be the next stage. Like music there always has to be a name made up by someone to categorise everything.
Completely agree with sfdoddsy. Ironic stencil art can only go so far. I think artists that are unable to evolve and experiment or move there ideas forward will be in trouble.
Where we are at the moment is a combination of pop art, street art and contemporary art all rolled into one. It will only take someone to come up with another name for it. That will be the next stage. Like music there always has to be a name made up by someone to categorise everything.
|
|
moleman
Junior Member
Posts โข 1,866
Likes โข 0
March 2008
|
THE NEXT TYPE OF ART!!, by moleman on Oct 11, 2008 20:33:19 GMT 1, micallef is a talent no doubt i think his art appeals to alot of areas it may be fine art but the message is street/urban
Stencil art is odd i like faile and if america do to you would not see it end if they make some new images
I personally dont get parla or gemos but hey some people dont get neate who i love
Banksy is stencil (many not great stencils) but great idea and message and if your money is in him you wont go wrong the guy is in the history books ( i dont have any)
I dont know whats next i know what i like
micallef is a talent no doubt i think his art appeals to alot of areas it may be fine art but the message is street/urban
Stencil art is odd i like faile and if america do to you would not see it end if they make some new images
I personally dont get parla or gemos but hey some people dont get neate who i love
Banksy is stencil (many not great stencils) but great idea and message and if your money is in him you wont go wrong the guy is in the history books ( i dont have any)
I dont know whats next i know what i like
|
|
jB
Junior Member
Posts โข 4,681
Likes โข 997
June 2007
|
THE NEXT TYPE OF ART!!, by jB on Oct 12, 2008 1:45:41 GMT 1, id also include herakut -- although young, they are very fresh and talented
id also include herakut -- although young, they are very fresh and talented
|
|
linkd95
Junior Member
Posts โข 1,034
Likes โข 0
July 2008
|
THE NEXT TYPE OF ART!!, by linkd95 on Oct 12, 2008 1:53:40 GMT 1, quite true jB
quite true jB
|
|
|
|
poorgirl
New Member
Posts โข 18
Likes โข 0
July 2008
|
THE NEXT TYPE OF ART!!, by poorgirl on Oct 12, 2008 6:21:39 GMT 1,
|
|
jB
Junior Member
Posts โข 4,681
Likes โข 997
June 2007
|
THE NEXT TYPE OF ART!!, by jB on Oct 12, 2008 8:17:19 GMT 1, ^ who is that by?
^ who is that by?
|
|
Deleted
Posts โข 0
Likes โข
January 1970
|
THE NEXT TYPE OF ART!!, by Deleted on Oct 12, 2008 9:09:33 GMT 1, Rene Gagnon?
Rene Gagnon?
|
|
Bram
Artist
Junior Member
Posts โข 2,818
Likes โข 295
November 2007
|
THE NEXT TYPE OF ART!!, by Bram on Oct 12, 2008 11:24:37 GMT 1, Kind of wierd that Anthony Micallef is persistently associated with "street art" and "urban art" when he is traditionally Fine Art trained and has never put work in the street in his life. Bizarre.
He's f**king good though!
Kind of wierd that Anthony Micallef is persistently associated with "street art" and "urban art" when he is traditionally Fine Art trained and has never put work in the street in his life. Bizarre. He's f**king good though! |
|
Bram
Artist
Junior Member
Posts โข 2,818
Likes โข 295
November 2007
|
THE NEXT TYPE OF ART!!, by Bram on Oct 12, 2008 11:25:42 GMT 1, Kind of wierd that Anthony Micallef is persistently associated with "street art" and "urban art" when he is traditionally Fine Art trained and has never put work in the street in his life. Bizarre. Add Guy Denning too and I would never consider Faile and Bast to be contemporary/fine artists sfdoddsy.
He's fucking good though!
Kind of wierd that Anthony Micallef is persistently associated with "street art" and "urban art" when he is traditionally Fine Art trained and has never put work in the street in his life. Bizarre. Add Guy Denning too and I would never consider Faile and Bast to be contemporary/fine artists sfdoddsy. He's fucking good though! |
|
samrosstine
New Member
Posts โข 1
Likes โข 0
August 2008
|
THE NEXT TYPE OF ART!!, by samrosstine on Oct 14, 2008 0:18:39 GMT 1, If you want to check out the true street art movement then GO to Revok 1 solo show "Crime In Te City" at
Grenade gallery 212 Kensington Park rd. WWW. Grenadeart.com Revok1.com Knowngallery.com
If you want to check out the true street art movement then GO to Revok 1 solo show "Crime In Te City" at
Grenade gallery 212 Kensington Park rd. WWW. Grenadeart.com Revok1.com Knowngallery.com
|
|
