Showing posts with label Exhibition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exhibition. Show all posts
Friday, February 22, 2019
Wednesday, August 29, 2018
Sunday, June 10, 2018
SORRY!
Die "SORRY! - Bekanntes und Unbekanntes aus dem Berliner Graffiti
Writing-"Ausstellung entstand innerhalb von drei Monaten durch den
Berlin Art Bang e.V., Die Dixons in Zusammenarbeit mit Katia Hermann
und Mark Straeck, Kera Christian Hinz (Kera1) für die Gestaltung.
Zu sehen sind fotografisch festgehalte Graffitis von 1983 bis heute.
Involviert waren diverse Writer*innen und Fotograf*innen,
Leihgeber*innen und Helfer*innen. Mitgesponsort hat der Berliner Senat.
Wie es geworden ist, müssen ihr euch selbst anschauen.
Wann: Ausstellung vom 01.06.2018 bis 24.06.2018
Wo: Kornversuchsspeicher in Berlin-Mitte Heidestraße 20c, 10557 Berlin
U-Bahn Reinickendorfer Straße
Öffnungszeiten: dienstags bis sonntags von 10h bis18h
außer am Do 7.06 von 10h bis 15h
Freitag, den 15.06 von 10h bis 15h
Samstag, den 16.06.2018 bleibt die Ausstellung ausnahmsweise geschlossen.
Writing-"Ausstellung entstand innerhalb von drei Monaten durch den
Berlin Art Bang e.V., Die Dixons in Zusammenarbeit mit Katia Hermann
und Mark Straeck, Kera Christian Hinz (Kera1) für die Gestaltung.
Zu sehen sind fotografisch festgehalte Graffitis von 1983 bis heute.
Involviert waren diverse Writer*innen und Fotograf*innen,
Leihgeber*innen und Helfer*innen. Mitgesponsort hat der Berliner Senat.
Wie es geworden ist, müssen ihr euch selbst anschauen.
Wann: Ausstellung vom 01.06.2018 bis 24.06.2018
Wo: Kornversuchsspeicher in Berlin-Mitte Heidestraße 20c, 10557 Berlin
U-Bahn Reinickendorfer Straße
Öffnungszeiten: dienstags bis sonntags von 10h bis18h
außer am Do 7.06 von 10h bis 15h
Freitag, den 15.06 von 10h bis 15h
Samstag, den 16.06.2018 bleibt die Ausstellung ausnahmsweise geschlossen.
Monday, October 16, 2017
Arunski's Toy Store
Here some pictures from the opening of Arunskis' exhibition on friday night.
Check out the show at
Galerie Knut & Krüger
Oranienstraße 188
10999 Berlin
All pictures after the jump
Check out the show at
Galerie Knut & Krüger
Oranienstraße 188
10999 Berlin
All pictures after the jump
Saturday, July 1, 2017
Saturday, April 1, 2017
The Haus is opening today
THE HAUS is a street art project in a former bank building near one of the
most
well known streets in the centre of Berlin, the Kurfürstendamm shortly called
Ku’damm.
Each one of the over 150 participating street artists have their own room in
can be visited until may before it's destruction this June!
well known streets in the centre of Berlin, the Kurfürstendamm shortly called
Ku’damm.
Each one of the over 150 participating street artists have their own room in
this building, graffiti and
paintings are spread across 5 floors.
The Opening is today, 1st of
April 2017 at Nürnbergerstrasse 68, but the Haus can be visited until may before it's destruction this June!
Sunday, September 25, 2016
Thursday, September 22, 2016
Saturday – From Tag to Abstraction
Don't miss Arunski's and Poet's vernissage at Galerie Le Cage this Saturday at 5pm.
The exhibition will run until October 8th
Galerie Le Cage
Kantstrasse 142
10623 Berlin
The exhibition will run until October 8th
Galerie Le Cage
Kantstrasse 142
10623 Berlin
Labels:
Arunski,
Berlin,
Berlin Graffiti,
event,
Exhibition,
Graffiti,
Graffiti exhibition,
Poet,
Vernissage
Saturday, November 14, 2015
Arklandia Dreamstate
Filmmaker, Mike Popso captures artist Doze Green at his California
home/studio to discuss the artists new paintings. Doze sheds some
light on his life & new work for his upcoming show “Arklandia
Dreamstate” opening November 20th at Openspace in Paris.

Pictures after the jump
Via
home/studio to discuss the artists new paintings. Doze sheds some
light on his life & new work for his upcoming show “Arklandia
Dreamstate” opening November 20th at Openspace in Paris.

Pictures after the jump
Via
Labels:
Art,
Doze,
Exhibition,
Graffiti,
Graffiti exhibition,
New York Graffiti,
Paris
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
Bodé Expo in Paris
With great excitement to present the first Bode
Gallery show of its kind
in Paris France. Vaughn Bode visited Paris in the mid 70s before his death
in July of 1975 and loved the city and its people and met and became
friends with many of the great cartoonists of the time such as Tardi,
Moebius, and Drulliet. Vaughns’ style of bubble lettering and characters
became New York City's very first inspiration to the earliest graffiti
writers on the subway cars that ran in the 70s and 80s in NYC.
The Bode style has since influenced countless artists in Hip Hop and
Graffiti culture around the globe and is touted as the very foundation of
the spray can art movement.
Mark Bode is the heir to this legacy. His father trained him as a young boy
to think of the Bode characters as real and the worlds as a place to share
and visit. Mark has faithfully carried on the family style and finished many
of the projects Vaughn never got to finish in his short time with us. Mark
continues to build on the Bode legacy and art in his own right as well as
continue to build onto the families legacy in comics and art.
"Le Monde Erotique de Mark Bode et Vaughn Comics pour Graffitis" the
focus is on the voluptuous and sexual Bode Broads and the characters made
famous by the Bodes and the street artists they inspire. Many of Vaughns’
classic original drawings will be on display as well as his personal sculptures
and memorabilia.
Mark has done 30 new paintings on canvas and NYC subway maps adorned
with his and his fathers beloved characters to be seen for the first time at
the show.
Also a very special night it will be as the premiere of “THE BOOK OF ME BY
CHEECH WIZARD” will be released to the public for the first time express
mailed straight from the printer—a 150 page full color hard cover book
featuring the complete Cheech Wizard stories by Vaughn, photographs and
new comics and stories by Mark.
Opening 24 October 2015
GALERIE OBERKAMPF
103 rue Saint-Maur Paris
in Paris France. Vaughn Bode visited Paris in the mid 70s before his death
in July of 1975 and loved the city and its people and met and became
friends with many of the great cartoonists of the time such as Tardi,
Moebius, and Drulliet. Vaughns’ style of bubble lettering and characters
became New York City's very first inspiration to the earliest graffiti
writers on the subway cars that ran in the 70s and 80s in NYC.
The Bode style has since influenced countless artists in Hip Hop and
Graffiti culture around the globe and is touted as the very foundation of
the spray can art movement.
Mark Bode is the heir to this legacy. His father trained him as a young boy
to think of the Bode characters as real and the worlds as a place to share
and visit. Mark has faithfully carried on the family style and finished many
of the projects Vaughn never got to finish in his short time with us. Mark
continues to build on the Bode legacy and art in his own right as well as
continue to build onto the families legacy in comics and art.
"Le Monde Erotique de Mark Bode et Vaughn Comics pour Graffitis" the
focus is on the voluptuous and sexual Bode Broads and the characters made
famous by the Bodes and the street artists they inspire. Many of Vaughns’
classic original drawings will be on display as well as his personal sculptures
and memorabilia.
Mark has done 30 new paintings on canvas and NYC subway maps adorned
with his and his fathers beloved characters to be seen for the first time at
the show.
Also a very special night it will be as the premiere of “THE BOOK OF ME BY
CHEECH WIZARD” will be released to the public for the first time express
mailed straight from the printer—a 150 page full color hard cover book
featuring the complete Cheech Wizard stories by Vaughn, photographs and
new comics and stories by Mark.
Opening 24 October 2015
GALERIE OBERKAMPF
103 rue Saint-Maur Paris
Labels:
Broad,
Canvas,
Cheech Wizard,
Exhibition,
Mark Bodé,
Montana Spray Can,
Paris,
Vaughn Bodé
Monday, October 12, 2015
Wednesday, September 23, 2015
Mi Gente
Photographed entirely in NYC’s famed El Barrio, Spanish Harlem
from 1985-1990 this marks the first time Joseph Rodriguez has
exhibited these works in his beloved community. With this deeply
moving series of photographs he forces us to remember a time
before today's newfound gentrification, a time before cafes and
artistic bohemia, a time where poverty, high crime, drugs and a
fledgling AIDS crisis held a community hostage.
Rodriguez who beautifully captures the humanity, joy and love of
his subjects by embedding himself intimately within many families'
lives and the community affords us an honest testimony of what it
was like for those who lived through such perilous times.
Curated by Carlos Mare
The opening of the exhibition will be September 24th
from 6-9PM at
Hi-ARTS Gallery space
located at 304 East 100th st. (6 Train to 96th ).
Gallery Hours: Wednesdays through Saturdays 1 - 6PM
The Show will run through November 11th.
For special viewings please email or call gallery: info@hiarts.org
(718)-497-4282 For more information call at 718-407-4282 or
email at info@hi-artsnyc.org
Labels:
Exhibition,
Harlem,
Joseph Rodriguez,
New York,
New York history,
Photography
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