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Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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The @GalleryJoYana presents its next event - a Graffiti Group Show at the Docks Village in Marseille, from October 15 to 25, 2020 (opening on 10/15 from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m.).
Five international graffiti talents gathered: @ATOMIKO (Miami) - @COPE2_art_life (New York) - @nightkidz22 aka ERSO (Brussels) - @MR.WILSONart (Miami) - @S.MILDO (Marseille) - who present their most beautiful works within the famous historic Marseille building...
Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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Street Art rising like a phoenix.
Will Street Art be any different in the world of tomorrow? To answer that question, we had to go back to its roots and origins. Street Art is adapting, evolving, vanishing, transforming, innovating… Some could speak of creative destruction.
To investigate this topic, we met New York graffiti pioneers and dug into the archives of the Berlin Wall. But individuals and places were not enough… In our quest, we wanted to understand the role of crews in the spread and growth of Street Art. We travelled to Tokyo to discover its local scene and talked with artists all over the world: Futura 2000 and Cope2 (United States), Rero (France-Brazil), Spyk (Belgium), Lisa King (Australia). We also bluntly asked the thorny question of the role of money in Street Art.
Street Art regenerates, as shown by the recent performance of the Toulouse-based artist James Colomina under the Pont Marie in Paris, or the first edition of Grimaud Art Urbain, a festival that brought Street Art to a historical Provençal village. But maybe it is just the natural process of a movement in permanent rebirth. Social and political battles as well as canons of beauty evolve over time. Street Art is ephemeral… It is wiped out and then rises from its ashes… Long live Street Art! Today, a newcomer in the world of GraffitiART, Spray Bud, is joining us. Let’s build a Spray Bud World together and share Spray Bud Adventures! @spraybud
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@artoflisaking @cope2_art_life @s.p.y.k @futuradosmil @rerostudio @jamescolomina
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Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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‘Justice Wall. Act 2’ by Snake @snakegraffiti at @street.art.city
Themis is the goddess of justice, she represents the embodiment of divine order, law and custom. She personifies the divine correctness of the law and thus evokes the power of permanence and impartiality.
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Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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Countdown starts.
The 2020 Guide to Urban Contemporary Art (bilingual French - English) will be available in less than one month!
Back us and participate to our crowdfunding campaign on kkbb.graffitiartmagazine.com
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Cover: Hopare @hopare1 Marianne, 2020
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‘Justice Wall. Act 2’ by Snake @snakegraffiti at @street.art.city
Themis is the goddess of justice, she represents the embodiment of divine order, law and custom. She personifies the divine correctness of the law and thus evokes the power of permanence and impartiality.
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Art by @chisme.criu the team @asier_vera & @aka_mus
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Skull mural by @suitswon in New York City
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Oct 06 2020 GMT08:55
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Street Art rising like a phoenix.
Will Street Art be any different in the world of tomorrow? To answer that question, we had to go back to its roots and origins. Street Art is adapting, evolving, vanishing, transforming, innovating… Some could speak of creative destruction.
To investigate this topic, we met New York graffiti pioneers and dug into the archives of the Berlin Wall. But individuals and places were not enough… In our quest, we wanted to understand the role of crews in the spread and growth of Street Art. We travelled to Tokyo to discover its local scene and talked with artists all over the world: Futura 2000 and Cope2 (United States), Rero (France-Brazil), Spyk (Belgium), Lisa King (Australia). We also bluntly asked the thorny question of the role of money in Street Art.
Street Art regenerates, as shown by the recent performance of the Toulouse-based artist James Colomina under the Pont Marie in Paris, or the first edition of Grimaud Art Urbain, a festival that brought Street Art to a historical Provençal village. But maybe it is just the natural process of a movement in permanent rebirth. Social and political battles as well as canons of beauty evolve over time. Street Art is ephemeral… It is wiped out and then rises from its ashes… Long live Street Art! Today, a newcomer in the world of GraffitiART, Spray Bud, is joining us. Let’s build a Spray Bud World together and share Spray Bud Adventures! @spraybud
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Sep 26 2020 GMT12:08
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‘Justice Wall. Act 2’ by Snake @snakegraffiti at @street.art.city
Themis is the goddess of justice, she represents the embodiment of divine order, law and custom. She personifies the divine correctness of the law and thus evokes the power of permanence and impartiality.
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