Die Super-Boxershort. Gesehen in der Wiener Straße beim Görlitzer Bahnhof.
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Samstag, 27. Februar 2010The Ghostvillage Project
Freitag, 8. Januar 2010Geil! Da hätte ich auch gerne mal die eine oder andere Minute verbracht:
http://www.vimeo.com/8207410The Ghostvillage Project was created over 3 days on the west coast of Scotland. 6 artists – Timid, Remi/Rough, System, Stormie Mills, Juice 126, Derm – were given free reign to paint in an abandoned 1970s village. Working together on huge collaborative walls and individually in hidden nooks and crannies all over the site the artists realised long held dreams and were inspired by the bleakness and remoteness of the site. Drawing on the history of the village the artists’ stated intent on completion of the project was to populate the ghostvillage with the art and characters that it deserved.
Rubiks Cube Streetart – totally stunning!
Donnerstag, 18. Juni 2009Was man mit 50$ für Kreide so alles anstellen kann…
Donnerstag, 11. Juni 2009
Schöne Ideen erzeugen schöne Resultate… So oder so ähnlich könnte man diese Aktion vom woostercollective bezeichnen.
Die beiden Betreiber vom erfolgreichsten Streetart-Blog aus New York haben vor einiger Zeit die folgende Frage bei Facebook gestellt:
“If I gave you $50 today, with the condition that you had to spend it on “art”, what would you do with it?”
Unter einer Menge von Antworten befand sich wohl auch die Antwort von “Che”… Er wollte für die 50$ Straßenkreide kaufen und diese dann an Kinder im Park verteilen. Was dabei herausgekommen ist, kann man sich bei Che auf der Flickr-Seite anschauen.
Meine Meinung: echt ne tolle Sache! Hat jemand Lust das mal in Berlin auszuprobieren? Dann bitte melden 
(via woostercollective)
Kreide-Schuhe als Wegweiser
Mittwoch, 10. Juni 2009
rotating wall – wie verrückt
Mittwoch, 18. Februar 2009das is ja so verrückt!
“The most daring piece of public art ever commissioned in the UK, Turning the Place Over is artist Richard Wilson’s most radical intervention into architecture to date, turning a building in Liverpool’s city centre literally inside out. One of Wilson’s very rare temporary works, Turning the Place Over colonises Cross Keys House, Moorfields. It is on a light sensor and will run during daylight hours.
(via woostercollective)
just awesome – JR and african slums
Dienstag, 3. Februar 2009
Today, after more than a year of planning, 2000 square meters of rooftops have been covered with photos of the eyes and faces of the women of Kibera. The material used is water resistant so that the photo itself will protect the fragile houses in the heavy rain season. The train that passes on this line through Kibera at least twice a day has also been covered with eyes from the women that live below it. With the eyes on the train, the bottom half of the their faces have be pasted on corrugated sheets on the slope that leads down from the tracks to the rooftops. The idea being that for the split second the train passes, their eyes will match their smiles and their faces will be complete.
einfach genial!
(via woostercollective)
poster boy (by friendswelove.com)
Donnerstag, 29. Januar 2009wow – echt hammer! vor allem die kleine gallery am ende. das nenn ich mal kreativität!
(via woostercollective)
funky streetart
Dienstag, 27. Januar 2009
ataw icehands ‘yellow sleeve’ 090125, ursprünglich hochgeladen von glasco54
welche geniale idee: eis + winter + handschuh + zeit zum frieren lassen = funky streetart!
(via woostercollective)