Hackerz in the city! Safe your clocks!

Hackerz in the city! Safe your clocks!

by Hackerz

Regular Magic

by DMK

Hottest news from Tel-Aviv. Blank Walls Are Ethical Silence!

Only few days ago this wall was only a little bit pilpeled... =)
And now it's appears to be a big collaboration wall.
Chek it out!
K74, Inspire, NOAM, Pilpeled, DMK, SilyGirl... who else?

Come and spray, paste, stick!! Lets do this wall!



How much time do we need to cover all this building?








So, the action starts...
Common!

..for more K74 art, see: www.kosher74.com
..for more Inspire art, see: http://www.flickr.com/people/idiotthewise/
..for more DMK art, see: http://www.flickr.com/photos/yme2hate/

New from DMK - "Waterfall"

New from Klone Yourself

Klone made remix on his old work, wich was gone somehow. Text inside saz "Завтра утром возникнут сомнения о прошлой весне" Ask Klone, i even can't emagine how to translate it...



And...
Watch what was on tis wall befor...




Klone Yourself
Location: Florentin, Tel-AViv

Know Hope. Thursday June 4th at The Carmichael Gallery in L.A.

Tel-Aviv well known artist Know Hope has his largest and most detailed indoor installation opening on Thursday June 4th at The Carmichael Gallery in L.A. Incorporating 30,000 paper raindrops. 40,000 feet of fishing twine. 2,500 fishing weights. Hundreds of sheets of cardboard fashioned into miniature works of art and a crowd of life-size cut-out characters.

Know Hope has inserted his own mini-paper, The Anytimes,into various publications in news boxes and stands on the streets of Los Angeles. The Anytimes is a special work of art featuring poetry, ponderings,and classic imagery by one of Israel's most important young contemporary voices.Not many copies of The Anytimes exist, however, and no one except Know Hope knows exactly where they have been placed, so be sure to spread the word about this exciting project. You'll need to run to the newsstand yourself to make sure you get one!

A lot of works of Know Hope here.

Find My Children . One portrait story.

I only noticed the text after I had already photographed this portrait. I have to admit that I stood in confusion for some time without knowing how to react. The reference to the person with the camera struck me immediately. Who is asking me for help? How can I help? I don't even know how to find them, this anonymous person who is asking for help. All these thoughts with a cold whirlwind have burnt my consciousness. It is necessary to urgently do something: go somewhere for help, tell friends, to make others aware... Dreamily I have come back home and have reflected: If the author really counted on help from a street stencil, he should leave some sort of contact information. Is this someone's very mean device for attracting attention? I don't know what to think till now. Is there anyone reading who knows a little bit of history on this piece?

*** The photo was taken on one of Florentine's neighborhood streets, near Aliya Street.

New pieces on the walls - Graffiti in Tel-Aviv

works by:

Klone
FUA Crew
Tant
Nessca
and some others