Street Arts
work in progress !! first opportunity to see YOLA's work in San Francisco Opening Friday the 7th September 7-9 PM at Alley Cat 3036 24th street pop in for a drink Guys !! ;-))
- Fluxmagazine.com
http://www.fluxmagazine.com/artist-yola/Peace from the street up – Interview with street artist YOLA October 12, 2015 Art, art featured, Books, Books featured, Culture, Culture featured words Mia KriklerA piece of...
- Caliopee On Vyner Street In London
CALLIOPEBased on the painting by an Italian early-Renaissance painter Cosimo Tura, which can be seen at the National Gallery in London.Calliope - the eldest of the Muses, the goddesses of music, song and dance -was the goddess of eloquence and...
- Streetartsf.com - Interview
http://streetartsf.com/interview/yola/ ARTIST INTERVIEW: YOLA By Street Art SF Team on October 03, 2012 Also what is really cool is that other people start tagging your work, and your picture gets another life, a new context, and it starts to get...
- Missionlocal.org
____________________________________________________________________ Polish-born, London-based Jola Kudela has serious street cred — quite literally.A digital effects and animation specialist is also part-time traveling paste-up artist. Paste-up...
- Vicious Circle Buenos Aires
One city. A handful of friends. Many different nationalities. One common aim - Vicious Circle in Buenos Aires. The meaning of the original painting “Vicious Circle” by a Polish Symbolist painter Jacek Malczewski,...
Street Arts
Yola at Alley Cat San Fran
YOLA
A street name of a Polish street artist Jola Kudela.
She specialises in large scale paste-ups, featuring classical paintings recreated using contemporary models. She combines her passion for Renaissance art with her skills in image manipulation and digital composition (while not doing street art she works as a motion graphics designer and compositing artist on blockbuster movies).
Her street art pieces include a large series of murals “Renaissance street art” in Warsaw (September, 2010), ‘Vicious Circle’” in Buenos Aires (May, 2011), a large-scale 140m2 image for the prestigious Parisian cultural festival Nuit Blanche (October, 2011) exhibited simultaneously at a street art event Forty Forty in Warsaw (October, 2011), and a series of paste-ups in Melbourne (January, 2012).
She collaborates with Agnieszka Lesiewicz, TV producer and director.
www.yolart.net
CALLIOPE
Based on the painting by an Italian early-Renaissance painter Cosimo Tura, which can be seen at the National Gallery in London.
Calliope - the eldest of the Muses, the goddesses of music, song and dance -was the goddess of eloquence and epic poetry.
The model in Yola’s image is Anne Richard, the chief editor of a French art magazine HEY! (www.heyheyhey.fr) While being a performance artist herself, she is also a mentor to young artists, assuming the role of a modern day Calliope.
THE REMORSE OF ORESTES
Based on the painting by a French academic painter William-Adolphe Bouguereau.
Orestes – In Greek mythology, Orestes was the prince who, following the order of gods, avenged the murder of his father, King Agamemnon, by killing his own mother, Clytemnestra. He was pursued relentlessly by the Furies, female spirits of justice and vengeance who drove men mad.
In Yola’s image Orestes, his mother and the furies, are contemporary Londoners who are no royals nor deities, and who solve their conflicts by following their own judgment and sense of morality.
- Fluxmagazine.com
http://www.fluxmagazine.com/artist-yola/Peace from the street up – Interview with street artist YOLA October 12, 2015 Art, art featured, Books, Books featured, Culture, Culture featured words Mia KriklerA piece of...
- Caliopee On Vyner Street In London
CALLIOPEBased on the painting by an Italian early-Renaissance painter Cosimo Tura, which can be seen at the National Gallery in London.Calliope - the eldest of the Muses, the goddesses of music, song and dance -was the goddess of eloquence and...
- Streetartsf.com - Interview
http://streetartsf.com/interview/yola/ ARTIST INTERVIEW: YOLA By Street Art SF Team on October 03, 2012 Also what is really cool is that other people start tagging your work, and your picture gets another life, a new context, and it starts to get...
- Missionlocal.org
____________________________________________________________________ Polish-born, London-based Jola Kudela has serious street cred — quite literally.A digital effects and animation specialist is also part-time traveling paste-up artist. Paste-up...
- Vicious Circle Buenos Aires
One city. A handful of friends. Many different nationalities. One common aim - Vicious Circle in Buenos Aires. The meaning of the original painting “Vicious Circle” by a Polish Symbolist painter Jacek Malczewski,...