Archive | May 5, 2010

There is a Fourth Way – Vote Toaster



It’s election day tomorrow where we get the chance to put an X in a box to choose between the Conservative/Labour duopoly that’s been in control for all our lives (with apologies to any readers who were over 18 years old about 60 years ago). As usual w…

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One Not To Miss: ROA At Pure Evil Gallery London



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L’Atlas in Berlin



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Last week L’Atlas performed one of his geometric design performances on Oberbaumbrucke, one of the original intersections of East and West Berlin.

Just was there to take some terrific photos. (See the whole series here)

L’Atlas is in Berlin for a group show, ‘Kiss the City’ with fellow French artists Babou, Sun7 and Tanc at Skalitzers gallery.

‘Kiss the City’: L’Atlas, Babou, Sun7 and Tanc
May 1, 2010 through May 28, 2010

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Seen In the Mission District in San Francisco

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Artist: Zoltron

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Statue Strangled by Giant Plastic Six-Pack Ring

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From The Province: “Activists have entangled two sculpted porpoises in a giant plastic six-pack ring to protest the use of throwaway plastic and its impact on West Coast marine and wildlife.

The downtown Vancouver demonstration has been organized by the Plastic Pollution Coalition (PPC) and Vancouver advertising agency Rethink. The PPC is trying to draw attention to the fact that plastic pollution covers millions of square kilometres of ocean in the North Pacific and in the North Atlantic. Scientists expect to find similar accumulation areas in the remaining oceanic gyres. There is no known way to clean up the plastic pollution in the oceans as the plastic particles are very small and circulate throughout the entire water column.

The giant plastic rings were originally set up to strangle a wildlife statue at Georgia and Thurlow, but a building manager at that site asked the organizers to move their protest elsewhere. The environmentalists have since set up their exhibit in front of the Scotiabank building at Pender and Burrard.”

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C215 Goes BIG in Rome

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“I had the chance yesterday to overcome my vertigo and glue that 10 meter by 6 meter portrait in a popular district of Roma called Garbatella. This is a portrait of a Romanian lady that I glued to fight racism against gypsies in Europe since there are more and more pogroms done to them since they integrated Europe, with camps put on fire etc. without reactions of authorities.”… C215

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