Top quality graffiti spotted on Great Eastern Street (London)
On my way back home a couple of days ago, I spotted these top drawer graffiti. I could not help but snap them up even though my hands were crying for some warm inside pockets comfort. Enjoy. And go and see it with your own eyes, it is worth it! Read More Read More
The Fiesta Resistance: mixed medias at its best
I may have never heard about this exhibition if Twitter did not exist so let me thank you Twitter first, some do not get you little Twitter tool, ART-PIE heart you little Twitter tool. A swift click on that link from that tweet I got and am now onto the Picture On Walls website or POW. ‘I Like the left menu navigation items’ I instantly thought. ‘I like the sketchy look of them’ my second thought was. A quick scroll down to the bottom of the website and... Read More
Paint chip mosaic
3,074 paint chips in 36 colours, a few glue guns and a bit of elbow grease and you get that well-know face. Read More
Digital art: stop motion
Stop-motion (also known as stop-action or frame-by-frame) is an animation technique to make a physically manipulated object appear to move on its own. The object is moved in small increments between individually photographed frames, creating the illusion of movement when the series of frames is played as a continuous sequence. Clay figures are often used in stop-motion for their ease of repositioning. Stop-motion animation using clay is described as clay animation or clay-mation. A... Read More
Flying eyeball exhibition & pop up show – Gallery 27
I got a flyer telling me about that exhibition – ‘Flying Eyeball presents Exhibition & Pop Up Shop’ when I went to the Lock Up exhibition last week (will post about it soon). I looked again at the flyer and after reading the artists line-up, Goldie, Ben Allen, Shok 1, etc. I could not wait but to be there. On my way now with a friend to the Gallery 27, based in Mayfair. As I was trying to find my way (I lost the map I had printed earlier) I looked around... Read More
Jim Campbell: art and pixels
A man runs. He falls down. He struggles back onto his feet and he runs some more. It’s a simple narrative. Even without much detail, you can understand what’s going on. Pause the video, though, and the scene isn’t nearly as clear. Movement makes up for the lack of other visual information. Your brain can read and understand a video at much lower resolution than it would need to make equal sense of a still frame. Meet Jim Campbell, a former Silicon Valley engineer... Read More
Light painting
Always wondered how they do it in that ‘Talk, Talk, Talk’ ad where people sort of draw on the TV screen and it makes some sort light marks – ‘light painting’ that is. Read More Read More
Jeff Soto – “The Sun Rises Again” Timelapse
One of ART-PIE favorite artists Watch this timelapse video of his piece The Sun Rises Again that he painted for the Giant Robot Biennale this year. Also checkout the ‘Arrested Motion’ for more amazing artwork from Jeff Soto Read More
Mikael Alacoque – Mitty and Badbabysitter
Artists Statement: Initially trained as a traditional figurative sculptor and Mouldmaker. I now seek to find new meaning and relevance in old outmoded techniques. I’m fascinated by the idea of the public monument and much of my work revolves around the need to investigate the way in which society records events and people by casting them in metal and stone. I seek to rip the idea of the public monument asunder and then re-build it in a new order with a revised iconography.... Read More
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