“Stick On Haring!” back on 2011 … more and more cool !!!

Then that last year “Stick On Haring!” has honoured the memory of the artist Keith Haring in the 20th anniversary of his death.

You can see here the photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/stelleconfuse/collections/72157623855472808/

The new events “Stick On Haring!” will be dedicate to the world of Pop Art.

Like last year the new adventure of “Stick On Haring!” will begin to Festival Multiarte in Montaione (Firenze – Italy), but will be only one stage… Successively “Stick On Haring!” will leave for a new tour in the most important cities of Italy (like Roma, Milano, and others)….

“Stick On Haring!” so… will be on 2011 the name of several sticker events or single combo sticker based on pop art theme.

You can send your works (stickers) to:

Stick On Haring!
c/o Mirko Vignozzi
Via Piandaccoli 1/B
50050 Malmantile
Firenze
Italy

Deadline 11/07/2011

For any questions and suggestions please send a mail to stelleconfuse@hotmail.it

or join in “Stick On Haring!” Flickr group: www.flickr.com/groups/stick_on_haring/

Thanks!!!

#RESPECTA CONNEXTION ITALY

GEEKS TUNES #3.

When: Sunday. March 27th 2011 at 6-10 PM.
Where: Atrium City Hall eX Level 1.
Who: The Alastair, The Safari, Leonardo, Sajama Cut, J.A. R.B, Drew.
With Visual Art from Respecta Street Art Gallery> ARTIST :MADEFAKE STUDIO
How: FREE ENTRY!

#RESPECTA X GEEKSBIBLE EVENTS 20011

Only 30 decks and tshirt limited edition FINGERPLANT X STEPA

there will be a lot of games and giveaways

with Dj Bima G and Nepom

Come and Have FUN with us…

FREE ENTRY
FREE DRINKS

#RESPECTA NEWS EVENTS #JAKARTA EVENTS 2011#FINGERPLANT X STEPA JKT

Artwork : BTOY ,Pietro Pałkowsky,Glamrury,M-City

Location : Ancol ,Jakarta
Jakarta International Stencil Art 2011

RESPECTA News Event#Contribution  photos Ade Branuza

Pasted some Stereoflows around the city. It is my way of doing throw-ups i guess. Flow like you know.

Throw-up:
A throw-up or "throwie" sits between a tag and a piece in terms of complexity and time investment. It generally consists of a one-color outline and one layer of fill-color. Easy-to-paint bubble shapes often form the letters. A throw-up is designed for quick execution, to avoid attracting attention to the writer. Throw-ups are often utilized by writers who wish to achieve a large number of tags while competing with rival artists. Most artists have both a tag and a throw-up that are essentially fixed compared to pieces. It is mostly so because they need to have a recognizable logo for others to identify them and their own individual styles.*
*Source: Wikipedia, Graffiti Terminology

Started from receiving a letter containing the event abstraction and the detailed description about an art event called ARTSEM to respond a city of Semarang, we were called to create visualization of an artwork that can summarize the city of Semarang as a whole, its people, and the story happening in the city.
We came up with the idea of a graphic art after so much meetings and arguments for three weeks. In the beggining, It was made of a round 60 cm diameter plain paper that was collored with red, yellow, and blue paint and a pitch black text painted in the middle of the paper. We published and spread it out all over the places in Semarang which became noticeable propragand posters.
We placed the posters in the main area of the city of Semarang on the 6th to 10th December 2010. We made people more aware of the hopes and the memories of the city of Semarang by putting posters in certain places that had connection to the text itself. Such examples are ‘Seni Yang Bergerak’ (moving art) –we placed it on a public transportation and bus stop, ‘Galeri Terakhir’ (last gallery) –we placed it in front of the cementery monument of Semarang.
In the end of the event, there were many reactions from the people regarding the propaganda posters that we spread. The government thought the posters were a disturbance, while the people of Semarang thought that they were a good uniqueness of the day. The commitee holding the exhibition at Semarang Gallery thought that it was brilliant idea, therefore they invited us to exhibit the summary of what we did, in one of the place inside the gallery which appeared to be a more challenging option.

Teks & Photos by BSD Art Movement

#RESPECTA CONNEXTION 2011

RANDOM  #RESPECTA CONNEXTION 2011

surabaya skankin’ people & CCCL Surabaya
present -
mood for ska #2 “SKATRAIN TO SURABAYA”

january,29th 2011 at CCCL Sby (jl.Darmokali 10 sby)
start – 17.00 wib – till drop

Performance :
Dance Hall Crasher
Little Skank
Heavy Monster
Lambosta Ska
Suku Dalu (SDA)
Youngster City Rockers (MLG)
Banana Steady Beat (BLTR)
The Playbois (JOG)
Don Lego (BDG)
Return of the ROOT BOIS (JKT)

exhibition :
mood for ska #1 moment photography – Nessa & Anton
drawing artwrk – comic strips – urban art by Bunuhdiri
Scooters display

Bazaar Merchandise
Ngobrol SKA : 13.00 – 15.00 wib (forum )

Ticket Box :
Warung Joss Pluzz
Radio Prambors Surabaya
Tang Lebun
Ticketing – 15.000,- IDR

You’re all Invited………!!!
mural sounding – BNDR crew

X-GO Warhol’s Photos

RESPECTA CONNEXTION SURABAYA 2010

RESPECTA LIVE REPORT>PHOTOS BY RHARHARHA 2011

From the album:
Teman Terbaikku by Bili Fillah

RESPECTA CONNEXTION@2011

Photograph by Tuyuloveme
Body Painting by Tuyuloveme

ZNC UNDISPUTED INTERNATIONAL - technicolor from electrocaïne on Vimeo.

ZincNite Crew upholds its name as countries from the south East Asia region came down to jam at the new dbl O club, 222 Queen St, Singapore. And Under The Radar was there to document the process of the colossal wall.

The participating countries were Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia Vietnam and Australia.

Sponsored by dbl O club.
Shot by Hazrin Ismail
Edited by Eman Raharno
Photographed by Syamim

OPENING
26 January 2011 – 7.00 PM
Will be officiated by Fauzi Bowo
Special performing arts “LAWANG SANGA” directed by Wawan Sofwan in collaboration with DR. Harry Darsono, Ph.D, Runa Jewelry, g.h.o.s.t., JVSTIFY

26 January – 6 February 2011
Ciputra World Marketing Gallery | Jl. Prof. Satrio Kav. 11 | Jakarta 12940

101 PARTICIPANTS
ARTISTS
ARCHITECTS
INTERIOR & PRODUCT DESIGNERS
TEXTILE DESIGNERS
FASHION DESIGNERS
MUSICIANS
NEW MEDIA ARTISTS
PHOTOGRAPHERS
JEWELRY DESIGNERS
+ Collection of Doors from Lukman Bustommy

AD Pirous, Bandung
Adhya Ranadireksa, Bandung
Adi Purnomo, Jakarta
Aditya Novali, Solo

Agan Harahap, Jakarta

Ahadiat Joedawinata, Bandung
Agapetus Agus Kristiandana, Bandung
Albert Yonathan, Bandung
Ali Rubin, Bandung
Altje Ully, Bandung
Andra Matin, Jakarta
Anusapati, Bandung
Aprilia Apsari, Jakarta
Arian Arifin Wardiman, Jakarta
Ariani Darmawan, Bandung
Arief Tousiga, Bandung | in collaboration with Handy Hermansyah
Arin Dwihartanto, Bandung
Bagus Pandega, Bandung

Bambang Witjaksono, Yogyakarta
Banung Grahita, Bandung

Biranul Anas, Bandung

Budi Adi Nugroho, Bandung
Budi Pradono, Jakarta

BYAR Creative Industry, Semarang

BYAR Creative Industry:
Cerahati Artwork, Jakarta

Cinanti Astria Johansyah, Bandung
Dadan Setiawan, Bandung
Davy Linggar, Jakarta

Deden Hendan Durahman, Bandung
Deden Sambas, Bandung
Dendy Darman, Jakarta

Diah Yulianti, Yogyakarta
Dippo Andy, Jakarta

Diyanto, Bandung
Dolorosa Sinaga, Jakarta
Duto Hardono, Bandung

Eko Nugroho, Yogyakarta
Eko Prawoto, Yogyakarta

Entang Wiharso, Yogyakarta
Faisal Habibi, Bandung
G.H.O.S.T. , Bandung
Hanafi, Jakarta
Hardiman Radjab, Jakarta

Harrington Home, Jakarta
Harry Darsono, Jakarta

Haryadi Suadi, Bandung

Heri Dono, Yogyakarta
Henrycus Napit Sunargo, Bandung

I Made Widya Diputra, Yogyakarta
I Wayan Sujana, Bali
I Wayan Upadana, Yogyakarta

Iswanto Hartono, Jakarta

Iwan Effendy, Yogyakarta

Jabbar Muhammad, Bandung

Jatiwangi Art Factory, Cirebon
Jerry Thunggaltirta, Jakarta

Jimi Multhazam, Jakarta
Joko Avianto, Bandung

JONG Arsitek, Jakarta

Josephine Komara, Jakarta

Krisna Murti, Jakarta
Leonardiansyah Allenda, Bandung

M. Irfan, Yogyakarta

Made W. Valasara, Yogyakarta

Maria Indriasari, Yogyakarta

Mella Jaarsma, Yogyakarta
Mimi Fadmi, Bandung

Mohamad Yahya, Jakarta
Nadya Savitri, Bandung
Nandang Gawe, Bandung

Nindityo Adipurnomo, Yogyakarta

Noor Ibrahim, Surabaya

Oscar Motuloh, Jakarta

Pintor Sirait, Bali
R. Yuki Agriardi

Radi Arwinda, Bandung
RESPECTA Street Art Gallery, Jakarta

Ruang Rupa, Jakarta

Runi Palar, Bali
S. Teddy D, Yogyakarta
Samsul Arifin, Yogyakarta

Sarah Ginting, Bandung
Sri Astari, Jakarta
Sunaryo, Bandung

Teguh Ostenrik, Jakarta
The Secret Agent, Jakarta
Theresia Agustina Sitompul, Yogyakarta

Tisa Granicia, Bandung
Tisna Sanjaya, Bandung
Titarubi, Yogyakarta
Tri Asayani, Bandung

Wibowo Adi Utama, Yogyakarta
Willy Himawan, Bandung
Wimo Ambala Bayang, Yogyakarta
Yani Mariani Sastranegara, Jakarta
Yfana Khadija Amelz, Jakarta
Yori Antar, Jakarta
Yuli Prayitno, Yogyakarta
Yunizar, Yogyakarta
3rd Room

An auction on EBay that offered to reveal the identity of the elusive British street artist known as Banksy to the highest bidder has been removed from the website just one day before it was scheduled to close. But was the whole thing just a hoax? Knowing how Banksy operates, the answer is a definite maybe.

As of Monday night, a number of people had placed bids, with the highest coming in at just under $1 million. The seller claimed to have written proof of Bansky’s identity based on tax records from art sales. On Tuesday, however, the auction had been deleted from EBay, with the site saying: “This listing … has been removed, or this item is not available.”

Banksy is famous for his stenciled graffiti work that has popped up on outdoor walls and buildings throughout the world. Despite his anonymous persona, the artist has apparently given interviews to reporters, though his exact identity remains a secret.

Given the artist’s penchant for pulling fast ones on the public, the recently deleted EBay auction was widely suspected of being a prank, possibly by Banksy himself. Meanwhile, similar auctions claiming to have the identity of the artist have been popping up on EBay, though it remains unclear if the sellers are connected.

Circumstantial evidence suggests that the deleted auction was an elaborate prank executed in the name of publicity. Consider, if you will, the following:

“Exit Through the Gift Shop“: The DVD for the documentary film featuring Banksy hit U.S. stores last month. Could the auction have been a sophisticated ruse to boost sales and rentals of the DVD? It should be noted that many people believe the film itself to be a feature-length prank of enigmatic provenance — in other words, a quintessentially Banksy-ian work of art.

Oscars / BAFTA: It’s officially awards season and “Exit Through the Gift Shop” is seen as a strong contender in the documentary categories and more. It’s possible that the (faux) auction was a stunt to keep Banksy in the news in hopes of earning nominations. On Tuesday, the movie (and Banksy) received a BAFTA nomination for outstanding debut by a British writer, director or producer. Mission accomplished?

Credit controversy: As recently reported in the New York Times, a Swiss filmmaker named Joachim Levy is demanding directorial credit for “Exit Through the Gift Shop.” Levy worked with French artist Thierry Guetta on the movie-within-the-movie, titled “Life Remote Control,” which Banksy is believed to have refashioned (sort of) into “Exit.” The levels of meta-ness are dizzying. Was the EBay auction a diversionary tactic? Or maybe the credit controversy is just a prank as well?

Source Link :

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/culturemonster/2011/01/is-the-banksy-identity-auction-on-ebay-for-real.html

Night Love | Pen and Markers on Paper | 2010

"In the dark when day light ends, all logic comes to a halt. The minds take a break, now the lust takes over. A gentle caress awakens me more, a gentle kiss makes me want to roar. No longer it will be gentle, the primal instinct burst from within. The clothes get torn and our bodies get thrown, in a state of wild trance we do our sexual dance. We do it 'til we lost control. And when it's done, we go back and dance some more."

An artwork exclusively made for Monstore and it's now available on these cool white tees. Visit their site for further details and complete information on how to order this t-shirt.

Monstore Blacmagic 2011, Scene Stealers Series.

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Cheztwo and Skeed represent FAB and ZNC 2011

A paste up of Anna ready to go for a swim. But is she going going diving to see what's beneath the ocean or just float around and enjoy the sun? Yes, it's a metaphor. Flow Like You Know.

A small review of last month's event (No Boundaries) at Braga-Bandung. Quite interesting as it says that Indonesia's perception of artists are categorized in the upper social class. And with this event, it hopes to bring wider perceptions that there are many artists from different social backgrounds. Those who aren't from art school. Nicely written!

Suave Magazine | January 2011