When talking about street art 90% of the interviewees think of graffiti, stencils, murals & stickers, although some respondents point at new media like LED art. Urban sculpture doesn’t mix within the traditional “public art” category and is …
somehow related
ARYZ wall in Lisboa
To celebrate the Montana Shop & Gallery Lisboa 2nd anniversary, Aryz was invited to do an exhibition on the gallery with his process drawings along with a new wall in the city centre… The shop (which is part …
↓ Toasters Everywhere
Any film that might come after “Exit through the gift shop” and somehow related to street-art could be seen as opportunistic. But to be fair the people behind the toasters have been sticking & fixing their b&w appliance for many many years now…
The documentary comes out this next spring & “features previously unseen footage of preparation and execution of some of our most recognizable pieces. Along with exclusive interviews and new works there is of course the odd sticker, here, there and everywhere!”
Rails at dawn
Just like the French Space invaders the toasters are one of those street icons that have decorated our streets giving them many times a much more enjoyable aspect. Since 1999 they’ve been appearing on posters, banners, stickers and murals all over the world from berlin, stockholm, los angeles, san francisco, tokyo, rio de janeiro, sao paulo….. haven’t you see them?
Toasters step into the arena
Many more images on their flickr account