In the Galleries
4 June: A History of Queer Street Art (SF, CA)
One of the first ever collected and dedicated exhibit to fighting homophobia in the subculture of…
5 June: Get Up Solo Exhibit (Philly)
Get Up's street art can been seen all over the world and now he's bringing the art indoors for an exclusive free party at RAW.
Come check out all new, philly-inspired, paintings and t-shirts.
Noon-6pm
Live painting!
Give-aways and free art!
BBQ out back!
Dear DJ playing…
11 June: Public Provocations (DE)
PUBLIC PORVOCATIONS
OPENING
JUNE, 11TH 2011 // FROM 7 PM
ARTISTS
ANDERS GJENNESTAD (NO)
ARYZ (ES)
DOPPELDENK (DE)
DREAM (CH)
EL MAC (USA)
INTI (CL)
LOOMIT (DE)
MADC (DE)
MORTEN ANDERSEN (DK)
REMS182 (IT)
SCHEME (RU)
WON ABC (DE)
CURATOR
STEFAN WINTERLE
OPENING HOURS
MONDAY CLOSED
TUESDAY - FRIDAY // 2 – 6 PM
SATURDAY // 12 – 5 PM
9 June: The Urban Artist (Hamburg)
Vernissage: 9. Juni 2011 19:00 Uhr nur mit Anmeldung: rsvp@circleculture-gallery.comAusstellungszeiten: 10. – 14. Juni 2011 / täglich 11-19 Uhr
Ort: Clemens-Schulz-Straße 87 – Hamburg / St. Pauli.
Berlin, Mai 2011. The Urban Artist ist eine reisende Kunst-Ausstellung, die eine Auswahl der progressivsten Positionen in der europäischen und US-amerikanischen Urban Art versammelt. Die Ausstellung wurde Anfang 2011 im Soho House Berlin von ca. 20.000 Besuchern gesehen.
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23 May :: Arabic Graffiti Exhibit (Berlin)
Arabic Graffiti Exhibition - Berlin* el Seed * Zepha * Blouzaat * l'Atlas * Monsieur Cana *
Exhibition:
23.-28. May 2011 / 12-7 pm
After the great success of the recently published book "Arabic Graffiti", the Common Ground Gallery in Berlin shows a fine selection of international artists featured in this publication.
"Arabic Graffiti" curated and authored by Lebanese typographer Pascal Zoghbi and German graffiti writer and publisher Stone aka Don Karl, is an extensive and valuable reference on contemporary graffiti, urban calligraphy and type design in the realm of Arabic letters.
Common Ground Gallery
Marienburger Straße 16a
Prenzlauer Berg - Berlin
www.commongroundgallery.de
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28 May :: Urban Imprints (Paris)
Urban imprintsAn exhibit, an auction
At the initiative of SOS RACISME, 84 internationally renown Street Art artists united around the very present-day theme “Touche pas a mon pote” [don’t touch my buddy] exhibit they creations from Saturday 28th to Monday 30th May 2001 at the Palais d’Iéna, Paris, France.
Thanks to the generosity of these artists, this free (access) exhibit will conclude by a charity auction to the benefit of the Association SOS RACISME (for 3/4th, 1/4th for the artists).
Following the 2010 exhibit at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris, France, this unique art show will take place in the mythical architectural palace conceived by Auste Perret: the Palais d’Iéna, graciously provided by the Conseil Economic, Social and Environnemental Council.
For 3 days, this palace offers a magical contrast at the crossing of generations and innovative craftsmanships, creating a link beyond social affiliation, a bridge to live together… Read more
8 May :: Jeremy Novy "Queering it Up" (SF, CA)
As one tries to create change one finds themselves in a wrestling match of power. Change is perceived as something unknown and the unknown scares people that are used to things just being the way they are. Yet there are a million different ways to accomplish most anything, were in the end we all end up in the same place.
In this exhibit local stencil artist Jeremy Novy juxtaposes famous quotes about power and change with images of wrestlers.
6 May: Weapons of Mass Production 4 (San Diego)
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Artwork by:
Jonathan Wakuda Fischer
Acamonchi
Michael Mahaffey
Grandlarsen
Keemo
Nite Owl
Original Hooligan Stencils
Saro
Smac
Skem
Chris Konecki
Jason Gould
Performance by Good Vibrations street dancers
Live portraits by True Delorenzo
Live painting by
Rory Canfield
Andre Power!
Music by
Johnny Tran
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