Street Arts
We have been enjoying the London sunshine today and took the chance to take a break from the computer screen and have a flick through Isaac Cordal's new book Cement Eclipses
- Small Interventions in the Big City.
Traveling between London and Brussels the spanish street artist has spent the last few years populating the city with his miniature concrete dwellers. Some of our eagle eyed readers may have encountered these 25cm figurines across East London on their travels. Often perched up high on walls, tops of bus shelters and ledges watching passers by below them, these figures are often so subtle that they are frequently missed but once spotted they bring a sense joy to those fortunate enough to stumble upon them. Unfortunately many people also feel the need to take the cement dwellers home with them once seen, with some only lasting hours in the street after being placed by the artist. Fortunately Isaac Cordal has been very thorough at documenting his placed urban interventions with the results complied for the first time in this new publication.
Published by Carpet Bombing Culture the new book is set to be released this Thursday at the Pure Evil Gallery with an accompanying exhibition featuring the artist work. There will be a preview Thursday 26 May from 6pm and the book will be available to purchase on the evening of the launch. Two special editions of the book are also available each coming with an original limited edition sculpture. All editions are available for pre-order now from the Carpet Cuture Bombing website.
The Pure Evil Gallery | 108 Leonard Street | London EC2A 4RH
Show ends Sunday 5th of June 2011
- Isaac Cordal Highlights Of 2012
Here are just a few highlights of 2012 from artist Isaac Cordal (interviewed in LSD Mag) Cement Eclipses series. Isaac is a real knack of capturing true human emotion in his works. His cement figures have gained huge popularity during 2012 as Isaac took...
- Isaac Cordal - New Pieces In Galicia, Spain
Photos by Isaac Cordal (Galicia, Spain) Isaac Cordal ...is a sculpture artist from Galicia. His sculptures take the form of little people sculpted from concrete in 'real' situations. Cordal manages to capture a lot of emotion in...
- Isaac Cordal - Cement Eclipses - Book Launch (26th-28th May)
Carpetbombingculture presents Isaac Cordal’s Cement Eclipses Small interventions in the big city Preview Thursday 26th May 2011 6.00pm at The Pure Evil Gallery 108 Leonard Street, London EC2A 4RH. Telephone 020 7729 2866 Show ends Saturday...
- Lsd Magazine Interviews - Isaac Cordal (issue 5)
Blink and you’ll miss it. Turning the urban landscape in on itself with installations that are almost to subtle to be noticed while passing by in an individualistic frenzy, Isaac Cordal uses the grey functionality of cement to question the lack of colour...
- Miniature Sculptures On The Streets Of Ostend By Artist Isaac Cordal For The Crystal Ship Festival
Previously on Hookedblog). We first became aware of the artists work while he was based in London, running into him on the street one afternoon after we spotted him installing one of his miniature sculptures high up on a wall on Brick Lane in East London....
Street Arts
Isaac Cordal — Cement Eclipses Book
Traveling between London and Brussels the spanish street artist has spent the last few years populating the city with his miniature concrete dwellers. Some of our eagle eyed readers may have encountered these 25cm figurines across East London on their travels. Often perched up high on walls, tops of bus shelters and ledges watching passers by below them, these figures are often so subtle that they are frequently missed but once spotted they bring a sense joy to those fortunate enough to stumble upon them. Unfortunately many people also feel the need to take the cement dwellers home with them once seen, with some only lasting hours in the street after being placed by the artist. Fortunately Isaac Cordal has been very thorough at documenting his placed urban interventions with the results complied for the first time in this new publication.
Published by Carpet Bombing Culture the new book is set to be released this Thursday at the Pure Evil Gallery with an accompanying exhibition featuring the artist work. There will be a preview Thursday 26 May from 6pm and the book will be available to purchase on the evening of the launch. Two special editions of the book are also available each coming with an original limited edition sculpture. All editions are available for pre-order now from the Carpet Cuture Bombing website.
The Pure Evil Gallery | 108 Leonard Street | London EC2A 4RH
Show ends Sunday 5th of June 2011
- Isaac Cordal Highlights Of 2012
Here are just a few highlights of 2012 from artist Isaac Cordal (interviewed in LSD Mag) Cement Eclipses series. Isaac is a real knack of capturing true human emotion in his works. His cement figures have gained huge popularity during 2012 as Isaac took...
- Isaac Cordal - New Pieces In Galicia, Spain
Photos by Isaac Cordal (Galicia, Spain) Isaac Cordal ...is a sculpture artist from Galicia. His sculptures take the form of little people sculpted from concrete in 'real' situations. Cordal manages to capture a lot of emotion in...
- Isaac Cordal - Cement Eclipses - Book Launch (26th-28th May)
Carpetbombingculture presents Isaac Cordal’s Cement Eclipses Small interventions in the big city Preview Thursday 26th May 2011 6.00pm at The Pure Evil Gallery 108 Leonard Street, London EC2A 4RH. Telephone 020 7729 2866 Show ends Saturday...
- Lsd Magazine Interviews - Isaac Cordal (issue 5)
Blink and you’ll miss it. Turning the urban landscape in on itself with installations that are almost to subtle to be noticed while passing by in an individualistic frenzy, Isaac Cordal uses the grey functionality of cement to question the lack of colour...
- Miniature Sculptures On The Streets Of Ostend By Artist Isaac Cordal For The Crystal Ship Festival
Previously on Hookedblog). We first became aware of the artists work while he was based in London, running into him on the street one afternoon after we spotted him installing one of his miniature sculptures high up on a wall on Brick Lane in East London....