StreetArt

13.05.2012
"Street art works like advertising" - interview with Mark Gmehling: Part 1
On June 16th 2011, an exhibition by Mark Gmehling opened its doors at the 44309 street/ art gallery in Dortmund. We talked to the sought-after artist about the limited options to meet artists in the region and about his role models and way of work.Christian Caravante: You call yourself " more ...
13.05.2012
Street art is in fashion!
For some people it is street art - for others vandalism. In Berlin-Kreuzberg, street art fits the street scene, and usually delivers a political message to it.As soon as it gets warmer, the guests of the gay club across the street will be pissing in front of our door again - a door that opens up to more ...
mural paint from interesni kazki, Košice
05.12.2011
KOSICE 2011 - Art of creating public space
The already mentioned festival Refresh +89 brought up very interesting public discussion on its last day. The impulse for doing so was a mural paint created during Street Art Communication. This and other problems were the topics for Michal Moravčík (visual artist), Viktor Féher (SAC), Illah van more ...
14.09.2010
Street art in Barcelona: Dr. Case takes the city walls with - wall paper
The street artist Dr. Case doesn’t tell us his real name – and he has good reasons for it: he pastes his art wall papers mostly illegally onto shabby and charming walls alike in the historic centre of Barcelona. To avoid high fines or even jail, many street artists like Dr. Case have more ...
07.09.2010
Street art in Barcelona part 2 - the street is the gallery
The typical street artist is close to the arts but also faces the risk of charges. Illegal sprayers have to expect high fines in Barcelona. What drives street artists to sneak through urban spaces in the still of the night? What makes them design the public space with spray cans and painted more ...
27.08.2010
Streetart in Barcelona - artists or vandals?
Barcelona has a really lively street art scene. Professional street artists and redesigners bustle around this scene. People often publicly raise the question whether their work was art or not. The fact that they cannot only draw words onto surfaces but also speak words into a microphone is more ...