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HTTP 404 - Wall Not Found
Schöne Arbeit von John Scarratt, die gleichzeitig Werbung für ein Projekt des Norwich Arts Centre war, Kunst in die Schaufenster leerstehender Ladengeschäfte zu bringen:
The Project aims to: Encourage the uptake of empty shops in the city. Use empty shops creatively to create a positive perception among businesses, local people and visitors. Raise the profile of local artists and art and cultural activity. Provide opportunities for both emerging and established artists to take part and sell and market their work. Cultivate collaboration and networking between people in the local cultural community. Develop the city’s profile as a city of culture. Establish a framework for the future use of empty premises.(via The New Aesthetic)
Graffiti - Fun or Dumb? (Unterrichtsfilm von 1976)
YouTubeGraffiti (via Laughing Squid)
Ein 13-minütiger Propagandastreifen von 1976, der Jugendliche vom Sprühen abhalten sollte. Fun!
"Using kids’ own arguments (both pros and cons), film presents overwhelming evidence that vandalism is dumb. Shows that graffiti-type vandalism costs over $20,000,000 a year."
Stoppt ACTA Webcam-Busting
(via rebel:art)
Denkmal in Skater-Positur
(via The Dead Cat Bounce)
Adbusting: Russenkälte
YouTubeRussenkälte (via Just)
Prima Aktion, irgendwo in Berlin.
Update: Bei Malcolm um die Ecke und er hat ein Foto gemacht.
Prima Aktion, irgendwo in Berlin.
Update: Bei Malcolm um die Ecke und er hat ein Foto gemacht.
Der 200 Millionen Dollar Graffiti-Job
David Choe wird mit dem Börsengang von Facebook geschätzte 200 Millionen Dollar reicher sein. Im Jahr 2005 hat er sich einen Graffiti-Job in Zuckerbergs Firmen-Zentrale in Aktien bezahlen lassen:
(via Animal / Bild: Facebook & Album von David Choe)"In 2005, Mr. Choe was invited to paint murals on the walls of Facebook’s first offices in Palo Alto, Calif., by Sean Parker, then Facebook’s president. As pay, Mr. Parker offered Mr. Choe a choice between cash in the “thousands of dollars,” according to several people who know Mr. Choe, or stock then worth about the same. Mr. Choe, who has said that at the time that he thought the idea of Facebook was “ridiculous and pointless,” nevertheless chose the stock. Many “advisers” to the company at that time, which is how Mr. Choe would have been classified, would have received about 0.1 to 0.25 percent of the company, according to a former Facebook employee. That may sound like a paltry amount, but a stake that size is worth hundreds of millions of dollars, based on a market value of $100 billion. Mr. Choe’s payment is valued at roughly $200 million, according to a number of people who know Mr. Choe and Facebook executives. Although Mr. Choe initially led a rough life including run-ins with the law, he is wealthy even without the Facebook offering. (It is unclear whether he sold any portion of his Facebook holdings on secondary markets.) Now a very successful artist with gallery shows and pieces exhibited in major museums ... Mr. Choe declined requests to be interviewed for this article; he said he wanted to maintain his privacy. He has, however, published an obscenity-strewn book of his art, “David Choe,” which includes images of the multimillion-dollar murals at Facebook. Mr. Choe’s page on Facebook shows the life of a modern-day renegade artist. Among the images of his graffiti, there is a trail of images of him partying with scantily clad women and spending large amounts of money on alcohol. In recent weeks, Mr. Choe promoted photos of a $40,000 bottle of alcohol; a single shot, he boasted, costs $888. He offers life advice in his book: “Always double down on 11. Always.” Maybe the better advice is to take stock, not cash, from Harvard dropouts in Silicon Valley." The New York Times: From Founders to Decorators, Facebook Riches
Time Writer: Programmierbares Feuerlöscher-Graffiti-Device
Olivier van Herpt aus Eindhoven hat in Koooperation mit dem Graffiti Research Lab France einen Feuerlöscher per Arduino zu einem programmierbaren Graffiti-Device gepimpt.
Street Art von Pavel Puhov
Street Art Utopia hat die Seite des russischen Street Artist Pavel Puhov geplündert und ein Sammelposting mit ein paar seiner Arbeiten destilliert, bei denen er geschickt mit dem spielt, was der urbane Raum ihm so bietet.
Edward Nightingale: Trainwriting-Fotografie
Edward Nightingale ist Fotojournalist mit Fokus auf Trainwriting. Auf seiner Webseite gibts ein paar tolle Aufnahmen zu sehen.
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The Ad of the Adbuster
Prima Arbeit von Mein Lieber Prost, von dem ich schon eine Matratze im Blog rumliegen habe.
(Foto von -lucky cat- / via @Gerda_Mueller)
Niels Post: On Spam, Business Proposals
A series of interventions/photographs for which I collect sentences from business proposals that are being emailed to me and that I have plotted out as vinyl adhesive letters. With those sentences I look for vacant commercial windows (shops, offices). Once a suitable window is found I then paste a sentence on the empty shopping window. Oddly enough the business opportunities a vacant shopping space offer work beautifully with the empty promises of loads of money in your email box(via rebel:art)
Skateboard aus Anti-Skate-Materialien
The lifestyle you orderd is currently out of Stock
Home Street Home
Apropos Home: Familie Katze ist mal wieder am umziehen, nachdem das vor ein paar Wochen leider nicht so geklappt hat, wie wir uns das vorgestellt hatten. Deshalb gehts hier voraussichtlich doch erst Anfang September weiter – Internet gibts in der neuen Wohnung schon. Seit Juni. Immerhin.
(Foto ist ein Geschenk von Frau Hase)
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