Street Arts
Wandering through the middle ages up to the modern day, this walk shows how women have managed to survive and find their place in a city dominated by men.
The chosen area is rich with images and anecdotes on the female condition, mixing art, religion and work. It investigates places linked to women, where women have tried to live freely or where women were forced to do things against their will. Naturally this often involves discussion of men too, either as individuals or as a group, and their role in the repression or liberation of women, as well as how they chose to represent them.
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- Br1 - Italian Street Art
BR1 - “I made a deep research and I discovered that I am the only artist in the street art movement that deals entirely with this topic. Isn’t it strange? In general, the woman is the best source of inspiration for artists, why Muslim women wouldn’t...
- Walk 3: Street Art - The Paris Cityscape As An Open-air Gallery
Paris is home to some of the most important and influential artists working in the genre, and this walk shows you where you'll find their creations on the streets of Menilmontant and Belleville. A street art walking tour is not...
- Jeff Aerosol At Signal Gallery
Signal Gallery will be presenting the second solo show in London, by legendary French street artist Jef Aerosol. Jef is well known to London audiences, having appeared in a large number of group shows and in other venues for many years. For the show...
- Kid Acne Hits Up East London
Kid Acne, by invisiblemadevisibleWe bumped into Kid Acne on Saturday at StolenSpace Gallery while checking out the awesome Miss Vans Solo Exhibition (blogged here). We were happy to see he has been busy hitting up the East London streets on this visit,...
- Jr - 28 Millimetres: Women
Lazarides Gallery present's new work from Parisian photographer JR. Huge vistas around the world adorned with JR’s challenging images are now his trademark, and this double gallery show will inspire new large-scale street works. The shows at Lazarides...
Street Arts
Walk 1: From Saint Rita to Saint Lazare. A trip into the female experience of the city
Wandering through the middle ages up to the modern day, this walk shows how women have managed to survive and find their place in a city dominated by men.
The chosen area is rich with images and anecdotes on the female condition, mixing art, religion and work. It investigates places linked to women, where women have tried to live freely or where women were forced to do things against their will. Naturally this often involves discussion of men too, either as individuals or as a group, and their role in the repression or liberation of women, as well as how they chose to represent them.
Download the walk here.
- Br1 - Italian Street Art
BR1 - “I made a deep research and I discovered that I am the only artist in the street art movement that deals entirely with this topic. Isn’t it strange? In general, the woman is the best source of inspiration for artists, why Muslim women wouldn’t...
- Walk 3: Street Art - The Paris Cityscape As An Open-air Gallery
Paris is home to some of the most important and influential artists working in the genre, and this walk shows you where you'll find their creations on the streets of Menilmontant and Belleville. A street art walking tour is not...
- Jeff Aerosol At Signal Gallery
Signal Gallery will be presenting the second solo show in London, by legendary French street artist Jef Aerosol. Jef is well known to London audiences, having appeared in a large number of group shows and in other venues for many years. For the show...
- Kid Acne Hits Up East London
Kid Acne, by invisiblemadevisibleWe bumped into Kid Acne on Saturday at StolenSpace Gallery while checking out the awesome Miss Vans Solo Exhibition (blogged here). We were happy to see he has been busy hitting up the East London streets on this visit,...
- Jr - 28 Millimetres: Women
Lazarides Gallery present's new work from Parisian photographer JR. Huge vistas around the world adorned with JR’s challenging images are now his trademark, and this double gallery show will inspire new large-scale street works. The shows at Lazarides...