Tag: Nawer
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NAWER “Profanum” print release at MIRUS gallery
Polish street art Nawer is releasing a new limited edition print along side his first US solo exhibition in the United States, “Accidental Diversion” at Mirus Gallery in San Francisco. “Profanum” is a Archival Pigment Print measuring 18 x 21 inches total with an Image size of 15 x 18 inches. Printed on Heavyweight Cold…
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Photo recap: Shapes and Forms at Plasticmurs gallery
Last Friday, on December 16th, opened Shapes and Forms a new group show at PlasticMurs gallery featuring the work of five internationally renowned artists like SatOne, 1010, CT, Nawer and Nelio. The exhibition consists in a new body of work created by the artists specifically for the occasion presenting an average of two pieces each. The work presented reflects the development of these five…
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Shapes and Forms group show at PlasticMurs gallery
Next friday 16 of December is the opening of the group show Shapes and Forms at PlasticMurs gallery in Valencia, Spain. An exhibition that will count with the participation of five internationally renowned artists like 1010, CT, Nawer, Nelio and SatOne Common to all of them is that they have been able to successfully make the transition…
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Preview: NAWER “Change Perspective” at Punto618 art gallery in Turin
Part of the graffiti scene since the mid 90’s, Polish architect, designer and street artist Nawer Areibach has developed through the years a fresh, distinctive creative style that, according to himself, strives forward in an effort to connect painting with architecture. Titled ‘Change Perspective’, his newest solo show at Punto618 Art Gallery in Turin will present a new…
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“Shapeshifters & Sharpshooters” at 886 Geary gallery
This Saturday opens “Shapeshifters & Sharpshooters”, a group exhibition featuring the work of 15 international artists at 886 Geary gallery in San Francisco. The exhibition is guest-curated by Sven Davis and gathers the work of different artists in an attempt to explore contemporary abstract art-making practices by artists whose background varies from traditional fine art to graffiti writing,…
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Photo Recap: Graffuturism 5 Year Anniversary Group Exhibition
Last Saturday opened Graffuturism‘s 5 Year Anniversary Exhibition at 886 Geary Gallery in San Francisco, California. The exhibition, a group exhibition curated by Graffuturism’s creator Poesia, showcases the work of leading figures in the contemporary street art movement and is in many ways a celebration of Graffuturism’s work during the last 5 years, the consolidation of an amazing journey…
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Graffuturism 5 Year Anniversary Group Exhibition (Preview)
Tomorrow is the opening of probably one of the most interesting exhibitions in the Street Art world this year, the Graffuturism 5 Year Anniversary Exhibition with an impressive lineup of premier Urban/Graffiti Art artists curated by Poesia and exhibited at 886 Geary Gallery in San Francisco. Graffuturism 5 Year Anniversary Exhibition marks in many ways the consolidation of a…
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Nawer x Artwhino – Washington, USA
After a sweet collaboration with SatOne earlier this year in Eidhoven (covered), Polish artist Nawer is now in USA where he just finished this new mural curated by Artwhino in Washington DC in record time. In addition to this, and just because he had a few hours to kill, he also painted a couple of smaller murals just…
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SatOne x Nawer New Mural In Eindhoven, Netherlands
SatOne and Nawer are now in Eindhoven, Netherlands where they just finished this wonderful collaborative mural. In town for the Step In The Arena festival (which starts today), SatOne and Nawer spent three days painting this beautiful mural mixing their quiet different styles and creating an exciting and well-balanced piece where the key words seems to be ‘colour’ and…
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Nawer & Sepe New Mural In Krakow, Poland
Here the first shoots of Nawer and Sepe‘s new mural in Krakow at the Miraculum Fabric. Entitled “Babilon Fabric” the new mural succeeds in connecting painting with architecture combining Nawer and Sepe’s own and distinctive style, where Nawer’s superimposed geometrical planes, shifting axes and multiple perspectives meet Sepe’s elongated and almost phantasmagoric figures, perfectly placed across the pictorial space….
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