March 6, 2004
D*Face's Barcelona Images
From D*Face in London: "Just in case you thought you hadn't seen enough pictures from Barcelona... heres a few more!! Barcelona truely rocked, a massive shout to all the artists who made it out to party, paint and poster... so many great artists in one place at one time!! But a special shout to Freaklub for being an amazing host and to Montana for their incredible hospitality!... check out the Os Gemeos piece on their factory and that blue sky!! Lets all do it again... SOON!!"
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| New Banksy in London
From Professor X: "I live in London, and spotted this Banksy tag that went up this past Monday. The statue is in central London, about two blocks from the British museum. The city came out and cleaned it all off today though, so it wasn't there long. peace."
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Void in Brighton
Our friend Isthisyou has begun a fotolog archive of the tags of Void that are popping up all over Brighton, England. Reminds of the work of one of our favorite locals here in Manhattan, Neckface.
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Profile: dacops
Age: 23
Hometown: Ithaca, New York
Where do you now live?: Busan, South Korea
Where would you most like to live?: Bangkok
Who was your first "hero" in life?: Grandpa Choo-Choo
What is your favorite thing to do on your day off from work?: Drink, paint, hang out with friends, take pictures
What is your favorite color?: Red
Who (or what) do you love?: My students, my girl, myself, NYC, other people's garbage, new experiences
Who and/or what are some of your influences?
80's cartoons, Anime, Korean Pop Art, old machine and appliance manuals, my student's drawings, Roy Lichtenstein, Keith Haring, copy machines, Space Marines, Legos, Architecture, blueprints, Comic books, My Grandfather and his basement, ads in high fashion magazines, The Army
What other artists do you most admire?
Dave Kinsey, Struggle Inc., Banksy, Janet Schauben, Alon Bisk, Faile, Bast,
How would you describe your art to someone who could not see it?
It's a simple expression of exuding energy. It has motion and color and the elements occur in threes.
What other talent would most like to have?
I would like to be able to play music, especially the drums and the cello.
What do you fear the most?
Settling down. Choosing a career. I always want to have the ability to take on any project, anytime.
What is your greatest ambition?
To always live the best experience possible.
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London | March 15 |The Feel
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March 5, 2004
Seen On The Streets of Treviso, Italy
Art by The Sponk...
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More Images From Barcelona
From our friend Oles: "Here's some more pictures including one of Paolo's bar Bodega wich we all called home for a week. It's really worth a visit whenever you visit this town! Greetings, Oles"
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Profile: Oa
Oa - The Vitals:
Age: 20
Hometown: palma de mallorca
Where do you now live?: palma
How long have you been creating street art?: 1998
What did you do last night?: dream,whit,you
What is your favorite thing to eat for dinner?: Variate salads and rice whit onion & red pepper
hommer
Who is your favorite fictional character?: ___
What do you currently have in your pockets?: keys,money?,..
If you were given "more time," what would you do with it?: enjoing it.
Who do you love?: My family,friends,my city,the sea,my bicycle..the life
Oa - The A's to Our Q's:
Wooster: How did you get started in creating art for the street?
Oa: whit the tradiconal graffiti..
Wooster: How would you describe your style?
Oa: Oa*
Wooster: What other street artists do you most admire and why?
Oa: so many i would never end..
Wooster: What's your favorite city, neighborhood, or block, to post and/or to see street art?
Oa: forgotten places,
Wooster: What inspires you now?
Oa: Onlyyou*
Wooster: What are you currently working on? Can you give us a sneak peek?
Oa: im working on an exposition with the colective fuzk(funcore,Oa,hazes) on march .. and another exposition complete opposed with people who dont have anything to do with street art,working too in graficdesign..
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Shit We're Diggin'... Toggle
"Toggle is a design/art experiement. Each issue is based on a theme that is picked at random and then explored by two artists. The artist develop work based on the theme separatly at first. They then create new work from the individual pieces. However, they do this together, piece by piece, back and forth, each one adding to the work from individual pieces until the artists decide it is finished. The idea of working together, back and forth is meant to inspire artistic growth and brings new ideas to the surface. That's the theory anyway.
1st Issue:
Uniqueness (The Moment when the Moment takes place)
Toggle is an art project between Jacklamotta and THINKMULE.
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Fresh Stuff From... Sums
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March 4, 2004
New York | March 5 | The Best Idea Ever
Art Auction on Friday 3/5 -
Work by REVS, ESPO, SWOON and Others
The Madagascar Institute is hosting a benefit party to cover the medical expenses
for Chris Hackett, who badly injured himself while working on an art project. The
auction lineup includes:
* A metal piece by REVS
* Work by ESPO, SWOON, EZO, EWOK, PEAK & DIVA, KEL
* Signed books by ZEPHYR and Richard Kostelanetz
* Signed and framed photos by Spencer Tunick and Julia Solis
* Unique merchandise by SRL, the Madagascar Institute and many others
The event also features installations by the Madagascar Institute, Black Label Bike Club, Toyshop, Missile Dick Chicks, Fakework, Flux Factory, theStick.org, Complacent, and Action/Direction and three sound systems with music by the Hungry March Band, Roxy Pain, BonBomb, Aqui, Flaming Fire, Growler, and DJs Satamile, Spinoza, $mall Change, Shakey, KleverVice, Pork Chop, Girl DJ, Ripley, Kid Kameleon, Half Heard, Mad Anthony, Cruzmissile, and Luv Luv.
Friday, March 5, 2004
Volume
99 North 13th Street, at Wythe, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
9.30p-5a; $10, all proceeds benefit the Hackett Health Trust.
http://www.madagascarinstitute.com/bestidea
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Profile: le pigeon
Age: 24
Hometown: Grenoble (France)
Where do you now live?: Grenoble (France)
Where would you most like to live?: Trafalgar Square (London)
Who was your first "hero" in life?: My father
What is your favorite thing to do on your day off from work?: to feed my home pigeon, and clean the roof where they live.
What is your favorite color?: grey
Who (or what) do you love?: walking at night time
Why pigeons?
Because they are dirty, nobody like them, because everybody us to live with them (in the city) and with the time had completly forgotten that they are here (banality), for me pigeon is like graffiti . I think at this time everybody to not take care about tag, it became usual.
Who and/or what are some of your influences?
The travel
What other artists do you most admire?
Philippe Meste, David linch, Larry clark, jean michel basquiat, Chilly Gonzales,Renaud sechan, O'clock, Quentin tarantino, Geoff Mc Fetridge, Dondy white, henry chalfant, Jim jarmush.
How would you describe your art to someone who could not see it?
I am doing "pigeon" to open your eyes, and make you discover what is around you everyday that you have forgotten to see : Roofs, walls, abandonned spaces, bridges, light roads etc..
What other talent would most like to have?
I do not consider "pigeon" like a talent" , but i would like to ride bycicle without no hands.
What do you fear the most?
TV
What is your greatest ambition?
That everybody be more ambitious.
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Dave The Chimp's Photos From Bacelona
From Dave The Chimp: "I went to Barcelona with Ichi Bunny, D*Face, PMH and Mysterious Al, to hook up with Freaklub, Flying Fortress, Chas TLP, Gallo, Nano 4814, Miss Van, Cpt Rouget, East Eric, Human Five, Bo 130, Microbo, and many, many others. Barcelona rocked! Big love to the Freaklub massive, the Montana shop for free paint, Marten and Julia, Mike, and Chas for starting the ball rolling. Next up? Milan? Berlin?? THE WORLD!!!"Dave the Chimp
Finders Keepers Crew
LONDON
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Catchin' Up With... Christian Hundertmark
"YOYO, Last Friday, the 27th February, we successfully opened the Food Show at "Die Registratur" in Munich. The theme was "pt.1 breakfast". We exhibited artwork from about 80 different artists from all over the world. Exhibiting Artists included Seven Nine, Poch, Dave the Chimp, Microbo & Bo 130, Jon Burgerman, Supakitch, Viagrafik, Olsen, Milk, Jace, G, Evil Design, Human 5, ESM, Ichy the bunny, Vinnie Ray, Plug, Humani Free, Regular Product, Sums, Dist, Galo, Adam Neate, Pez just to name a few.ATTENTION!!
The next station of the Food Show will be in London on the 14th. The "Lunch" exhibition will be at the Magma bookstore for six weeks. If you want to share the meal with us just send in your illustration (tif, jpeg, eps) or photos to hello@c100studio.com. DEADLINE: Next Monday the 8th.
Peace, Christian"
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Seen On The Streets of... Cape Town, South Africa
Image below sent to us from senyol in Cape Town....
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March 3, 2004
Jason's Barcelona Diary
Yesterday we gave you a report on the the recent Barcelona street art meet-up by Microbo and bo130. Today's report on the festivities in Barcelona comes from our good friend Jason at Vapors Magazine... Check back tomorrow for another Barcelona report. This time from Dave the Chimp.
Day 1:
SFO to Barcelona via Delta. No free food for the domestic leg and some group of wannabe corporate tycoons on their way to a business conference in BCN chattin' it up the whole way. Quit trying to learn how to make more money 35,000 feet over the Atlantic!
We get to our apartment and rest. After a phone call to Freaklub we are at a gallery opening in which they have some work up. After the show it's tapas time!
Day 2:
It rained all day. We were scheduled to meet everybody at a bar called The Bodega in Raval. Danny and I decided to make up some paste and get up on the walk there. It was raining like mad but we still got around 60 posters up. Barcelona is an absolute free for all when it comes to putting your work up. When we got to the spot I was amazed with how many heads came down to Barcelona for the weekend. Just off the top of my head....Bo130, Microbo, Chaz(The London Police), Finders Keepers Crew (London), Gallo (Amsterdam), Freaklub (Barcelona), Flying Fortress (Germany), Nano (Spain) and many others were all in the place to be. This was an unofficial street art convention. The first of many explained to me by Chaz from The London Police. The rest of the evening consisted of beer and conspiring to crush the city for the rest of the weekend.
Day 3:
The rain has let up a little and we are all at a sorta legal wall. It is not really a legal wall but as Xavi from Freaklub explains, "On the weekends the police kind of give us a break." How much more of a break can the police give you?!
Anyways, all the artists kill the wall. Everybody kicks it on the scooters parked along the road and just soaks in the Barcelona "free for all" vibes.
We go back to the apartment for siesta and prepare for a late night at the club. We went to the club jump and it was all out ruckus from 2:00am till 6:00am. I have to give big, big respect to The Hooligans (PMH, Dave The Chimp, Dface, Ichi, Mysterious Al) for making the dance floor the only place to be. Seriously, if you want a party to go off invite The Hooligans, they are non stop party action.
The walk back to the apartment was sketch. Don?t get stupid faded at the club and then walk down La Rambla. You will straight get jacked. Too many shiesty emcees to count on La Rambla.
Day 4:
We wake up late, real late. Sunny and warm we decide to do some tourist type stuff and head up to Park Guell. The park sits on top of a hill that overlooks all of Barcelona. It was designed by Antonio Gaudi in 1914. That night we just chill and I take some pictures of some of the street art and graff that has been put up over the past few days.
Day 5:
About 10 of us meet at the Montana store to take a tour of the Montana factory an hour inland from Barcelona. The tour was amazing. The owner Jordi and founder Kopi are so passionate towards graffiti and producing a quality product for the art. Buy Montana!
Day 6:
Everybody is cutting out of BCN today. The weekend was truly memorable. So much art was put up in a city that genuinely appreciates and welcomes it. Barcelona is like no other place in the world and I can only hope that I find my way back there quickly.
20hrs of sitting in budget ass Delta coach back to S.F. I read most of The Da Vinci Code.
For the full report on Barcelona, be sure to check out the May/June Barcelona issue of Vapors Magazine The issue will include travel info, store maps, places to stay, interviews and more.
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Profile: Shyfox
Age: 34
Hometown: Geneva Switzerland
Where do you now live?: Geneva Switzerland
Where would you most like to live?: In the winter, somewhere sunny. In the summer, Geneva is real nice and mellow.
Who was your first "hero" in life?: A yellow stuffed rabbit.
What is your favorite thing to do on your day off from work?: Explore lazyness. i.e. stay in bed and read a book.
What is your favorite color?: Today pink, tomorrow who knows
Who (or what) do you love?: My girlfriend
Who and/or what are some of your influences?: A bit of everything I see, hear, read etc. I have no control over my influences.
What other artists do you most admire?: Anyone who puts something up in the street.
How would you describe your art to someone who could not see it?: Random thoughts and stray impulses on a sticker in the street.
What other talent would you most like to have?: Hybernation (marmot style).
What do you fear the most?: Chocolate shortage
What is your greatest ambition?: Not to have any ... No seriously, greatest ambition is to own the biggest chocolate factory in the world.
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Five Tips From... dist
tip #1:
only attempt to paint, draw, whatever when your mind is fully at ease. If your thoughts are elsewhere you will never be happy with what you've done and in my experience this leads to dumping stuff which may actually be pretty good? If your hearts not in it then whats the point?
tip #2:
When out and about, never concentrate on the fact that passers by may be perplexed by your activities, its going to cause you mischief. Just ignore everything around you, because if your gonna get caught, your gonna get caught. People will sometimes suprise you though, and actually want to chat and discuss what your doing, this is a warm change and its nice to hear what strangers think.
tip #3:
Cleanliness is next to godliness, don't leave shit where your doing something, try and pretend it just appeared there or a least attempt to give that impression.
tip #4:
If a painting, image, idea is stressing you out, leave it be. Have a cuppa and an eccles cake, maybe a cigarette and come back at it. It can be torturous just to keep plugging away, building the Hulk rage. Its going to there tommorow?
tip #5:
Don't fear criticism. it can be good to hear if your on the wrong path, best thing is ask someone outside the life, someone real close, like your mum, or your girl/boy. See what they think, their answers or responses are going to be nothing but honest. Its the only way sometimes to see what your actually doing. Most of your friends will be too scared to say what they really think, which is sweet, but doesn't help sometimes.
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Profile: Ripper1331
Age: 35
Hometown: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Where do you now live?: Los Angeles
Where would you most like to live?: Los Angeles
Who was your first "hero" in life?: Action Man
What is your favorite thing to do on your day off from work?: Sit in a tiny apartment with poor light and make art
What is your favorite color?: Blue
Who (or what) do you love?: Family , friends, beer and the sound of the cap popping off a spray can (it let's you know something is about to happen even if you don't know what).
Who and/or what are some of your influences?: Growing up punk in the 80's, Hollywood and political iconography and personal ads from trashy LA papers.
What other artists do you most admire?: Klutch
because he just does it, Jamie Reid because he made ransom notes into an art
form, and the hard working folks over at www.stencilrevolution.com for giving
enough advice and tips that anyone can pick a knife and get to work.How would you describe your art to someone who could not see it?: Weathered and slightly dirty
What other talent would most like to have?: Laser beam eyes like Cyclops would be pretty handy but I would be sitting in empty office within a week so its better I don't have that.
What do you fear the most?: The remaining members of the Grateful Dead and the Doors getting together to make one big horrible dinosaur band that then goes out on tour with the Eagles.
What is your greatest ambition?: To stop the remaining members of the Grateful Dead and the Doors getting together to make one big horrible super dinosaur band by any means possible.
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New York | March 6 | Cliplight Special
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March 2, 2004
Profile: Dirty Nurse
age: 22
hometown: walnut creek, ca
now live: new york city
where would you most like to live: tokyo and berlin are really amazing. if i spoke the language fluently i might go back to either city. i'm learning swedish this fall and want to visit stockholm soon. i love traveling but i think new york fits me best.
who was your first "hero" in life? i was involved in gymnastics growing up and was completely obsessed with nadia comaneci. her dedication and skill were really inspiring and impressionable. i still love that vintage sports / olympics aesthetic. i want my apartment to look like a 1970's gym with racing stripes, primary colors, and gold medals.
what is your favorite thing to do on your day off from work: flea markets and booze
what is your favorite color: red
who (or what) do you love? fast food iconography, keyboards, kure kure takora, jim houser and julie verhoeven, things that look cute but are actually really dark or demented, 60s design and fashion, stripes, and cult films like the forbidden zone or daisies.
who /what are some of your influences: wallpaper and clothing patterns, vintage children's books, teen culture, old punk records and posters, outsider art and obsessive compulsive drawings, suburbia, artists like aurbrey beardsley, peter max, rita ackerman, henrik drescher, clayton brothers, andy ward, and margaret kilgallen.
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Barcelona Report from microbo and bo130
On the weekend before last, a group of over 30 street artists from all across Europe met up in Barcelona for a week of mayhem and madness on the streets. Here's our first report, sent to us from our friends microbo and bo130 in Italy...
"As you know we spent five days in Barcellona and we had this meeting from all over europe about "street art" and it was one of the most amazing experience we ever had; it was so funny, so instructive, so stimulating.... we were more than 35 five artist plus lots of friends... we did lots of comboes mixing style and technics and most important thinks the energy was incredible.... at the end as you will see in one of the picture the "bar bodega pepe" wich was our referens point, it's a resault of living for one weekend all together, (I wished I had a picture of the bar before that....) we had also some problems with police and junkies but it's a long story and... luckily everybody at the end are save and alive".. microbo and bo130
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Images from Seiler's Panty Raid
Here's a couple of images from Panty Raid, Jordan Seiler's latest project on the streets of Manhattan. Check out PublicAdCampaign.com for more info....
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"Spread Love" -- Fresh Stuff From... Tom Painter
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March 1, 2004
THE ESSENTIALS #29 - The Essentials of Washington D.C
The Essentials of Washington D.C by Kelly Towles
This city has quite a bit to offer, you just have to get around the conservative part of this city.
Graff
The Wall of Fame- 14th and D street NW. Best thing is to take the Metro (subway) to the Smithsonian stop. It is a bitch to find parking in a major tourist area. Now this spot is under the bridge by the water. Classic spot, but.... you need to try to get down there during the day. They just built a new office building next to the tracks, so you may get fucked with by cops- just tell them you're from out of town and you didn't know, but it is still illegal. Trains still roll through there and there are always the homeless elements. Either way, keep one eye open. You may still see some old Felon joints, Demon202 and some other names.
Supplies
As I know it, we don't have a graff store in town so here are the next best things. Homedepot- 901 Rhode Island Ave NE (202)526-8760 The Art Store- 3019 M street NW. (202)342-7030. They have Krylon- but not alot, they have a load of other useful things. AC Moore- Crossroads Center 5800 Crossroads Ctr Way Falls Church, VA (703)578-1401. You need a car for this one, but they have paint.
Food and booze
The Black Cat- 14th street NW, between S st and T st. Ust/Cardozo stop Classic indie/punkrocker bar. Stiff drinks, good
music, pool table, and they have a cafe that serves a wide selection of food (alot of vegetarian stuff). I go during the week, not so crowded.
The Big Hunt-1345 Connecticut Avenue NW. Dupont stop. drinks food and pool table. It can be a mixture of messengers and business type, but not bad.
Bens Chili Bowl- 1213 U St. NW U st stop. A classic food joint, great vegetarian chili. You may see some Black Panthers Chillin there- it has been a classic spot for them to meet.
Now if you party in Adams Morgan (too many bars to list-but a good place for a Thursday night- maybe Heaven and Hell bar or the Pharmacy) there is always a big slice at pizza mart for the quickie or sit down and sober up at El Tamarindo- down towards Florida ave. I would say cab it, the subway isn't to close if your drinkin.
For the eyes
Signal 66 - 926 N Street, REAR, NW in Blagden Alley. One of my favorites. Near the new convention center. A little sketchy, but worth an opening night. Giant warehouse spot.
Transformer Gallery - 1404 P Street NW, Dupont stop or Ust. Small, but usually has a good show. There is also a nice wall near there.
Moca DC - 1054 31st NW. Foggy bottom stop. Always supports graff artists.
enjoy your stay and come again, ohh please don't feed the politicians.
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Give 'Em Props.... Fafi by Spazmat
"Is there ONE painting, sticker, stencil, sculpture, or piece of architecture that truly inspires you in your daily work?""Narrowing down a picture that inspires me every day is quite a challenge. As I looked around my place, and sorted through photos, I realized there was a photo of a Fafi piece from NY that was vivid in my memory, and I've held as a benchmark for my own art. When i first saw the Fafi piece over two years ago, I was not aware of Fafi at all. I took this photo because it was so beautiful. The painting was weathered and layered with other work, and the original craftsmanship shined through. much love to Fafi."... Spazmat
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Fresh Stuff From Lister
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Profile: xwizzaredx
Age: 19 since the third of march!
Hometown: Recklinghausen, GER
Where do you now live?: Suderwich, Recklinghausen
Where would you most like to live?: south of france not far from the spanish border. i love the people and the atmosphere down there. unfortunately my french is THAT bad...
Who was your first "hero" in life?: mhmm... difficult... "my father" would be too hippie (although it?s true! i touched his underarm-selfmade-tattoo with sheer reverance, and now they?re complaining why i?m that pierced and tattooed!!!)... i think it was... mhmmm... (hanging on this question now for about 5 minutes)... well... it was he-man. my grandmother once gave me a bunch of master-of-the-universe-action-puppets. seems to have impressed me more than i thought...
What is your favorite thing to do on your day off from work?: cooking, eating, my girlfriend, political stuff and of course drawing stickers (although i make most of them in school...)
What is your favorite color?: blue... no! yellow! uaaaaaaahhhh.... (in fact it?s green and black)
Who (or what) do you love?: the standart stuff (family, girlfriend, friends...), i see people and animals as unable to take full consequences of their own, so i try to love everone in the way you love a dog even when it bites
you. it?s just a dog...
Who and/or what are some of your influences?: i get most of my feedback from all the people around me like all my
only one just doing street art here...), my girlfriend with her classical art-education (you know, all these chromatics and perspectives and all this theorie i never couldn?t really cope with), my family and everyone else in school. so i get a lot of different opinions from a lot of different points of view and try to find the best way to integrate all these reactions into "my" style. if i had to name some more famous artist, they would be derek hess (for his outlines), edward hopper (for his amazing way of expressing a whole story by just showing two persons), PS (not famous writer around here. never met him but i admire his feeling for proportions) and many many more
i think mostly its boredom which inspires me...
What other artists do you most admire?
see above (damn... first reading all the questions and then answer...)
How would you describe your art to someone who could not see it?
"a graphic or plastic intervention in peoples moods and minds"
i think of my work not just as art (very arrogant thinking of hiw own crappy stuff as "art", isn?t it?!) but as kind of politics in bright colors
What other talent would most like to have?
to live what i pray?
to know what i want?
but mostly i think i just should know when to stop (for me it?s a talent to do so!)
What do you fear the most?
apathy
What is your greatest ambition?
to live in harmony with my standards and worths
cooking undefinable vegan stuff that all tastes the same! EVER!
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February 29, 2004
Fresh Stuff From... Labrona
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Catchin' Up With... Deadmeat in Norway
"Hello Wooster and the readers! 5. April 2004 I'll start on my backpaking tour around the globe. First plane-stop is Thailand and Singapore, followed by Sydney, Tokyo, Los Angeles and New York. I'll be travelling around in several diffrent cities, and the once I mentioned is just where I'll arrive and leave by aeroplane.
I'll be in Asia and Australia from April to May, and US for May to June. Almost everything is settled and cleared now, exept for hook- ups. That's why you're reading this e-mail.
I've been in contact with locals in L.A, Tokyo and New York, but I would sure like to hear from more people that's interested in making contact and hit the streets with me...
I dont know to many people around the globe, and I guess not all of you knows about me neither. You can checkout my stuff here on wooster, some on ekosystem.org and there's some on www.therealityshow.org ... If you'd like to show your city to a Norwegian laidback guy with interests in beer and art please drop me an e-mail on chobboy@hotmail.com .
Cheers! - Deadmeat, norway.
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Profile: p3dro.
Age: 23
Hometown: Rimini
Where do you now live?: Now I'm living between Rimini and Milano where I'm studing
Where would you most like to live?: encircled from clouds for all my life
Who was your first "hero" in life?: My parents were, and are my heros
What is your favorite thing to do on your day off from work?: Draw, chilling with friends have some joints go for a trip by bicicle near the sea while listen to music...
What is your favorite color?: Dipends from my humor
Who (or what) do you love?: Art ,travel, dogs, snowboard, surf, sex,friends, le lasagne della nonna, freedom, people's smiles,sunrise,sunset,sky,stars,weed and all the one which can make me keep on dreaming.
Who and/or what are some of your influences?: My influences are my dreams... but i like K.haring, Magritte, Basquiat, Escher....
What other artists do you most admire?: Eron for his technique,microbo, bo130, abbominevole, the london police, pisa73...
How would you describe your art to someone who could not see it?
My art is like a fresh brain juice i do what i feel.. I like to make people curious while they watch my works.
What other talent would most like to have?
I'm happy as I am...
What do you fear the most?
sadness
What is your greatest ambition?
To be rememberd like someone who have changed something.
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