El cierre de puertas que le dara la vuelta al mundo… Me entero por nfgraphics que Kong cerrara a finales de mes.
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dense una vuelta y manden sus pesames KONG tienda/galeria
La galeria del diseñador comercial de Mate Steinforth
y si, soy un facilote con godzilla.
Un link del archivo, que igual no se porque no fue post inmediato. Despues de leer una entrevista con Ryo Matsuoka me intrigo su estilo, en especial lo que hace en las ventanas.
link de pingmag de Ryo Matsuka
Nunca crei que hubiera gente que se tatuara webcomics… y mucho menos uno que es una critica de tatuajes estupidos…
Fotoblog de Fotoblos muy recomendable:
De Wooster Collective:
Earlier this year Absolut ran a series of ads which featured the work of a terrific group of urban contemporary artists well known to Wooster fans – Maya Hayuk, Phil Frost, and Kenji Hirata.
Now, Refill Magazine and Absolut Vodka have just launched an Australian version of the campaign, featuring the work of three contempory graffiti kings from down under – Dmote, Merda and Phibs. The campaign includes some street posters, metrolites, magazine ads and a hand painted billboard project. Good stuff.
ack se me antojo un vodka…
Wooster Collective : Stickers / Posters / Graf / Culture Jamming
Wooster Collective : Stickers / Posters / Graf / Culture Jamming
Para inagurar la categoria de graffiti
via Wooster Collective : Stickers / Posters / Graf / Culture Jamming
Delete! empezó como una instalación en Viena, el objetivo borrar los espectaculares y otros anuncios:
DELETE!
Delettering the public space
An installation by Christoph Steinbrener & Rainer Dempf
Summer 2005, Neubaugasse, a Viennese shopping street – For a period of two weeks all advertising signs, slogans, pictograms, company names and logos will be covered in monochrome. Something you might have seen before in the form of two-dimensional representations or photomontage is going to be translated for the first time into three-dimensionality, into the here and now reality of Vienna’s Neubaugasse, by Christoph Steinbrener und Rainer Dempf.
“Delete” will entail a very likely unique cooperation of all resident shopkeepers with a spectacular art project, a cooperation that has been made possible by the shopping street management unit of the Vienna Economic Chamber. For a period of two weeks, the entrepreneurs will renounce their identities to become part of a large-scale installation.
Vvoi en New Art ya habia blogeado al respecto y ahora postea un update con las reacciones de la gente a el proyecto:
“Blue would have been nicer”
via New Art
