Category: Art
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‘Truth depends on where you see it from’ by Truly Design at Ettore Fico Museum
The art collective Truly Design just opened The Truth depends on where you see it from an interesting exhibition at the Ettore Fico Museum in Turin. The show features a new series of anamorphic mural installations that document the most recent aspects of the collective aesthetic and poetic research of the group focusing on the study of geometric abstraction in relation with the architecture and…
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Photo recap: Pener ‘BALANCE’ at The Book Club in London
As announced a few weeks ago, opened Polish artist Bartek Świątecki also known as Pener ‘Balance’ a new exhibition at The Book Club in London. The show consists of a new series of conceptual abstract and deconstructive canvases, showcasing hyper-bright works based on geo-elements with details, colour transitions and fluid compositions. Underpinned by a constant futuristic movement, harmony and transparent…
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“Underbridge Homeless Jesus” Chazme x Tomasz Górnicki in Warsaw, Poland
UNDERBRIDGE HOMELESS JESUS is a beautiful collaboration between Polish painter, illustrator and street artist Daniel Kalinski aka Chazme and talented sculptor Tomasz Górnicki, also from Poland. The sculpture consists of the image of a stylised naked man with interlaced feet and clear signs of pain – his head leaned backwards like looking at the sky, his mouth open…
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Heiko Zahlmann x Stohead “KARAMBOLAGE” at BC Gallery
This Saturday will BC Gallery in Berlin be presenting KARAMBOLAGE a joint exhibition featuring the work of German artists Heiko Zahlmann and Christoph Hässler, aka Stohead who despite the fact of being the same age, having a background as graffiti writers and even sharing a studio for some time, developed two different ways to approach their writing style. Whilst Stohead grew more and more towards…
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SatOne “KEY STIMULUS” at Openspace gallery in Paris
This Saturday opens KEY STIMULUS, German painter and muralist Rafael Gerlach a.k.a. SatOne first solo show in France at Openspace gallery in Paris. KEY STIMULUS will consist of a new body of work of about 30 pieces created for the occasion during the last couple of months. Energetic and vibrant, the new work intends to evoke a particular emotional…
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Photo recap: JonOne “Masterpieces 1991-2009” at Galerie LeFeuvre
John ‘JonOne’ Perello, born in 1963 in New York and today one of the most recognised contemporary artists in France, as well as a key figure in the world of graffiti opened last week his second exhibition this month, this time at Galerie LeFeuvre in Paris. As the title of the show might suggest, JonOne Masterpieces 1991-2009 is a…
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HERAKUT presents ‘Masters of Wrong’ at Corey Helford Gallery
German duo HERAKUT is back in the US with “Masters of Wrong” a new solo show at Corey Helford Gallery in downtown Los Angeles that will be featuring over 20 paintings including some installations that incorporate works created on site. Self-proclaimed ‘storytellers’, the duo consisting of HERA (Jasmin Siddiqui) and AKUT (Falk Lehman), have been working and travelling the world together since they…
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JonOne Predictably Irrational at Wunderkammern gallery in Milan
JonOne, born John Andrew Perello in 1963, New York, USA and today one of the most recognised contemporary artists in France, as well as a key figure in the world of graffiti will be opening next Wednesday Predictably Irrational at Wunderkammern Gallery in Milan. Known for his particular style that can be positioned in between Graffiti and Pollock’s…
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Next week: Lokiss ‘Topologies’ at Galerie Celal
French Vincent Elka a.k.a. Lokiss will be opening next week Topologies his newest solo show at Galerie Celal in Paris. A legend and pioneer of the European graffiti, Lokiss is a multidisciplinary artist whose work ranges from murals, to easel painting and sculpture. Influenced by the pioneers of abstraction like Delaunay and Kupka, Lokiss continues to be one of…
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BLU erases all his murals in Bologna
In one single hectic night, Italian legend BLU managed to buff twenty years of paintings on the city’s walls in order to prevent them from ending up in a museum. BLU’s decision is a reaction to the Genus Bononiae event Street Art – Banksy & Co. L’arte allo stato urbano. The exhibition consists of several pieces the works…
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