From Jorge: “The Ljubljana Slovenia project was for MoTA (the Museum of Transitory Art). I chose Tina as she worked in the cafe of the Kino Siska Center for Urban Culture which is right next to the wall where I created the ephemeral drawing of her.”
“Paredes que hablan” (Talking Walls) – An Introduction to 16 Street Artists in Latin America
by on November 2, 2009 in Wooster Collective
Produced by INJAUS for I SAT, “Paredes que hablan” (Talking Walls) its a series of sixteen short films showcasing street artist in three cities of Latin America: Sao Paulo, Buenos Aires and Mexico City,
Included in the series. From Brazil Boleta, Orion, Speto, Titi Freak, Nunca. From Argentina Gualicho, Nerf, Jaz, Pum Pum. From México Seher, Sego, Neuzz, Saner, Watchavato.
Here’s the first set, from Sao Paulo:
Paredes que Hablan :: Nunca from I.Sat on Vimeo.
Paredes que Hablan :: Orion from I.Sat on Vimeo.
Paredes que Hablan :: Titi Freak from I.Sat on Vimeo.
Paredes que Hablan :: Speto from I.Sat on Vimeo.
Paredes que Hablan :: Boleta from I.Sat on Vimeo.
MAO Art Buy of the Month.. by Catherine Opie only $650 !!
by on November 2, 2009 in MAO ART Buy of the Month, Modern Art Obsession
OK.. this one if going to sellout very quickly. So act now.. or it will be gone. This is a photograph by a MAO favorite artist… Catherine Opie. You probably saw Catherine Opie’s huge blockbuster solo show at the Guggenheim Museum last year, or bought her amazing photobook.. Catherine Opie American Photographer. Anyway.. Catherine Opie is possibly one of the most important American photographers of her generation, MAO frequently thinks of her as the Walker Evans of the 21st Century. No matter if you love her work or not.. every viewer MAO knows will certainly have something to say once…
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