Street Arts
The Irish economy might be in dire straits at the moment but hasn't deterred Rua Meegan and Laurenn Teeling who have just compiled Irelands first Street Art book.
A Visual Feast — Irish Street Art was launched last Thursday night in Dublin's Bernard Shaw bar. The new book is a photographic collection from the streets of Ireland featuring the work of and comments from Irish artists ADW, Asbestos, The Bogside Artists, Canvaz, Conor Harrington, Conor Casby, Fink, Gene, Lamps, Karma, Loki Demonseed, Maser, Vango, Will St. Leger, Xπr & many more.
Also featured are pieces painted in Ireland by international artists such as D*Face, Eelus, Eine, El Mac, ESPO, Jef Aerosol, Lints, Luca Molente, Orticanoodles & Rugman.
The book is available in selected outlets in Ireland and via the Visual Feast website for EURO—19.99.
- Maser 'unite' Mural In Shoreditch, London.
Irish street artist Maser has returned to London producing this new black and white mural titled 'Unite' in Shoreditch. We caught the finished mural this afternoon on the side of the former Ravenscroft Public House on the Dorset Estate in East...
- Conor Harrington Belfast 2012 Book
Before we headed off to Spain for the Avant Garde Urban Festival (we will be sharing some images with you in the coming days) we ordered ourselves a copy of this new publication which was waiting for us when we got back from our travels. Released by...
- Maser & Conor Harringinton New London Mural
We last saw Irish street artist Maser in Dublin earlier this month when he collaborated on a large scale mural in the city centre with Ted prize winner JR (covered here).Following on from a recent installation and wallproject in Cincinnati,the artist...
- Conor Harrington 'headless Heroes'
Lazarides is proud to present 'Headless Heroes' by Conor Harrington. Conor's last solo show in 2008 was a bold and beautiful visual feast and 'Headless Heroes' promises much more. Continuing his exploration into masculinity and power,...
- Rip
Apologies to any of my regular readers for the lack of posts over the last week or so, been out of the country at my Grandmother's funeral in Ireland. The Irish poet SEAMUS HEANEY once described my Grandmother as "the Madonna of the Manuscripts",...
Street Arts
A Visual Feast — Irish Street Art Book
A Visual Feast — Irish Street Art was launched last Thursday night in Dublin's Bernard Shaw bar. The new book is a photographic collection from the streets of Ireland featuring the work of and comments from Irish artists ADW, Asbestos, The Bogside Artists, Canvaz, Conor Harrington, Conor Casby, Fink, Gene, Lamps, Karma, Loki Demonseed, Maser, Vango, Will St. Leger, Xπr & many more.
Also featured are pieces painted in Ireland by international artists such as D*Face, Eelus, Eine, El Mac, ESPO, Jef Aerosol, Lints, Luca Molente, Orticanoodles & Rugman.
The book is available in selected outlets in Ireland and via the Visual Feast website for EURO—19.99.
- Maser 'unite' Mural In Shoreditch, London.
Irish street artist Maser has returned to London producing this new black and white mural titled 'Unite' in Shoreditch. We caught the finished mural this afternoon on the side of the former Ravenscroft Public House on the Dorset Estate in East...
- Conor Harrington Belfast 2012 Book
Before we headed off to Spain for the Avant Garde Urban Festival (we will be sharing some images with you in the coming days) we ordered ourselves a copy of this new publication which was waiting for us when we got back from our travels. Released by...
- Maser & Conor Harringinton New London Mural
We last saw Irish street artist Maser in Dublin earlier this month when he collaborated on a large scale mural in the city centre with Ted prize winner JR (covered here).Following on from a recent installation and wallproject in Cincinnati,the artist...
- Conor Harrington 'headless Heroes'
Lazarides is proud to present 'Headless Heroes' by Conor Harrington. Conor's last solo show in 2008 was a bold and beautiful visual feast and 'Headless Heroes' promises much more. Continuing his exploration into masculinity and power,...
- Rip
Apologies to any of my regular readers for the lack of posts over the last week or so, been out of the country at my Grandmother's funeral in Ireland. The Irish poet SEAMUS HEANEY once described my Grandmother as "the Madonna of the Manuscripts",...