Friday, June 18, 2010
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Shameless and Rani in An ecological group exhibition
White Trash
An ecological group exhibition calling for creative awareness
16.7 20:00
shvil hameretz street 3 building 8
(In other words: when does trash stop being junk and turn into something we can incorporate into our daily lives, and why haven’t we done it until now?)
Garbage is our creation. We create it at every moment. a substance that was a usable material now becomes garbage, and it piles up, it’s present, and it becomes a testimony of our lives and actions, a silent symbol.
The exhibition White Trash comes to raise a question about this symbol, to change the way we look at it/ The focal point of White Trash is to take a dirty, filthy thing and turn it into something clean, whether it’s through re-using it, recycling it, or in our case, turning it into art.
. Here is where we begin the search for original alternative solutions regarding the usage of the substance in our immediate environment that is there in our peripheral vision and we are constantly ignoring. By bringing the junk into the artistic realm, the substance will become “whitened”, legitimate, possible, and it’s original role will change from being something of no use into art.
The concept for the exhibition was initiated and curated by three artists, Amanda Mehl, Shameless, and Inbal Limor. The ecological emphasis is present in the work themselves and in the DIY thought behind it. Hand made, recycled flyers and interactive installations which include human generated energy. All the artists participating will be re-using objects found in their surroundings.
work by Rani
See ya on
16.7 20:00
at
Shvil hameretz street 3 building 8!
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Tel-Aviv beat box news. New video from KING AND NIR
Hola!
King and Nir worked hard for last few months, shooting cows all over the world for there new wideo! But dont worry, no animals were injured during there live takes.
Chek this out!
More video from King & Nir
King and Nir worked hard for last few months, shooting cows all over the world for there new wideo! But dont worry, no animals were injured during there live takes.
Chek this out!
More video from King & Nir
Thursday, July 2, 2009
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/
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/
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Saturday, June 27, 2009
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
Sunday, June 7, 2009
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.
Friday, June 5, 2009
Fresh work from Ame72
Ame sez, the left side of the wall is painted in connection with the filming of a Balkan Beatbox new single due out next month...
Photos from: Ame72 on Flickr
Enjoy this exclusive photography of Ame72's stencil process from beginning to end on
Tel Aviv Graffiti & Street Art
Tel Aviv Graffiti & Street Art
Thursday, June 4, 2009
BLACK BLOCK Israel
Here, for more than 60 years, the bloody struggle of two nations in the Middle East hasn't stopped. Two nations fiercely try to exterminate each other under gallant patriotic exclamations and slogans, while puppeteers and ideologists of the destructive conflict stand and watch. With the help of their nearest colleague, Judaic religious institutes, the puppet government of Israel has transformed the Israeli society into "ideal citizens". A herd, piously trusting in the authenticity of the authorities, regularly serving in army and absolutely incapable of any display of collective protest. For more than 60 years almost the same people have operated the state, being guided by personal and corporate motives. Watering societies brains with various patriotic crap, they have provided the firmness and certainty of their power. These people have no relation either to belief in anything good nor to the people of Israel. Their interests are the interests of the international banks and the corporations supervising the manufacture and traffic in arms and mineral oil. The Israeli conflict is the excellent lever of pressure upon the countries exporters of oil, and as ideal range for tests of the new weapon.
But the Israel citizens do not see and do not wish to see. They're brainwashed by mass-media, made afraid of war and acts of terrorism, bound by incessant economic chains of Israeli economic debt. Bent under oppression of credits and the taxes, intimidated by crap from TV and newspapers of the authorities, angered by nationalist party propaganda and blinded by religious nonsense, the citizens of Israel have lost their ability to think critically.
Organization BLACK BLOCK Israel sets it's purpose to be the awakening of the sleeping consciousness of Israeli society and carrying out actions which are directed towards awakening of a spark within the public protest. First of all, it is necessary to co-ordinate an united front for the protest, which will include events and the good will organizations of Israel. Only having united can we break the chains that bonds us. BLACK BLOCK Israel contact e-mail: blackblock.israel@yahoo.com
Nonsense of the Authorities: The Pulled out Heart.
Mobile photos: David Adika
Not so long ago, local artist Yochai Matos installed his work on Rothschild Street: a big pixelized heart laid out with ceramic tile. The next day workers from the city had already ripped it off with a pick and shovel, leaving a dirty fragment stain. Unfortunately, there are similar examples of nonsense and barbarous thinking coming from the city's authorities in Israel. Many interesting and useful projects have been abandoned because of the Israeli stupid tradition of local authorities trying to stop any individual's initiative. Legends are told about this tradition, but in the near future nothing will change. The Israeli citizens remain one of the most brainwashed on the planet, so it is possible only to dream about some expressions of the collective protest.
Yochai Matos: http://yochaimatos.com/street-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.
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
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