Back from the exhibition over at Waves & Woods with Vanessa Teodoro latest solo show “Ruby Blue“. Was nice to actually catch Ruby Blue tune by Roisin Murphy in the background, eheh. You can catch inside some pics from the expo, but the best is to actually show up. When was the last time you’ve been to an exhibition, hein?
Subway Sabotage will be a book solely dedicated to what’s being done in the Lisboa Subway. If you’re a writer and have pics from your attacks at the subway and are interested in participating in the book, check Cartel Urbe for the info.
Monday Night was the premiere for the latest solo show of Os Gémeos entitled “Nos Braços de um Anjo”. Vandalog provides a serie of pics and the insight to the show. Can someone bring them to Portugal? Damn…
Animal NewYork provided a Pre-Documentary Statement from Banksy:
“(…) please don’t give away the ending on Twitter!” Video inside…
HIUM cardboard robot just showed up in Luis de Camões Square (Lisboa) looking for love.
By now, most likely you’ve already seen the trailer for the new Banksy movie. So after doing some research on what “everybody” was saying, this is my take on what I could understand about the new Banksy film “Exit through the gift shop”.
2:12 has kindly introduced himself to me, work which I was unaware of, and I was quite happy with the surprise. Check more of his work inside with an awesome timelapse video.
Banksy has hitted Sundace with some new stencils, and there might be some movie coming out as a surprise to the festival. Can this be true? Read the insight on Arrested Motion.
Babelgum is easily becoming your number one source for high quality street art videos and interviews from the artists and the movement. “Inside Outside” features Zevs, Swoon, KR, Ron English, Earsnot, Os Gemeos, Pigmeus, Adams & Itso. An urban art movie by Andreas Johnsen and Nis Boye Møller Rasmussen from Denmark.
“Inside Outside” follows ZEVS and other so-called street artists from New York, Stockholm, Copenhagen and São Paulo. They all make a living off their art, but they also have an urge to exhibit their work illegally in the streets. “Inside Outside” is a film about the energy artists get when working in the street. An energy they’re missing when exhibiting in galleries and museums, an energy that brings life to their art and to their own lives. It´s an energy that’s partly caused by the fact that everything these artists do in the street is illegal; “Anything that gives you security is eventually going to restrict you at some point”, says Swoon about the art galleries.
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