For those in New York attending Advertising Week, Sara and I will be doing a talk on Thursday afternoon. Here’s the info if you’d like to join us:
Chasing Inspiration: The Vidal Partnership brings you Wooster Collective
Thursday, September 24
2:00 – 2:45 pm
Time Center Hall
220 W. 52nd Street
“This piece is at a concrete ditch in London that is called Meanwhile 2. Situated in West London under a huge concrete flyover called the Westway (that the Clash sung about often) it was a home to London skaters throughout the dark ages of skateboarding and continues a favourite spot in the city The original photo (c.1987) is of a competition called Smell of Death that were punk skate events put on by a London based American called Steve Wiltshire It’s a tribute to him and the people around at the time and their DIY attitude”… Damian Platt and Ed Gill
Still Life from Miss Tint on Vimeo.
From Erik –
“While living in Brooklyn I would leave drawings and wheat pastes of paper birds as my own bread crumbs through the city. After several years it was possible to see each static image as frames of a much larger piece; one that employed the entire city.”
We’re saddened to learn about the death of Lignes Rouges, an artist who passed away on Wednesday in Salvador de Bahia, Brazil from a sudden heart attack. Tragically, he was only 27 years old. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones.
