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Thursday, November 26, 2009 



"BRAKING WALL" for the 20th anniversary from the fall of the Berlin Wall

December 2th
Opening Reception: 18.30
At "Museo Fondazione Luciana Matalon", Foro Bonaparte N.67, Milano, Italy

www.fondazionematalon.org/

www.stradedarts.it/

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Thursday, November 19, 2009 
stickers 2 - Gestalten



I'm featured in this book ;)


Stickers 2 is a collection of the most stunning contemporary sticker designs curated from around the world. The book presents 700 of the best ephemeral, subversive and humorous sticker motifs and urban applications by over 150 international artists who are expressing themselves through this versatile medium. Stickers 2 takes readers on a visual journey around the world through the world’s most exciting cities and rural areas across the USA, Brazil, Australia, Singapore and Europe. Essays and contributions by artists and connoisseurs of the scene provide further insight into the background of this underground phenomenon.


www.gestalten.com/shop/books/details?id=ceaea76522c5748d0...
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Thursday, November 19, 2009 
max e the siamese twins - book




'm featured in this book ;)

Max and The Siamese Twins


"Part work of fiction, part art folio, Max and The Siamese Twins tells a twisted tale of two brothers, joined mentally and physically from birth, and their adventures in a world full of cruelty, lust and depravity. Hope comes unexpectedly in the form of twin sisters, performers at a seedy burlesque in the heart of the City. But trouble soon follows, as it most often does!

Max and The Siamese Twins is lavishly illustrated in full color with paintings by over 40 of the leading artists in the underground art world. Each artist explores her/his own unique vision of the psychological, physical and metaphorical aspects of existence as a co-joined twin.

Dark, disturbing, often erotic, often humorous, Max and The Siamese Twins is a journey into the shadowy soul of Max Stout, as well as the collective souls of a group of extremely talented and compelling artists.

This first printing is being offered in limited quantities, and is sure to become a collectors item. Order yours before they are all gone!"

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What people are saying about Max and The Siamese Twins...

"Metaphysical siamese erotica and great art. What more could one ask for in a book?"
- Artist Chet Zar

"This is a new dirty twist on the Siamese twins story. Perverse and fun."
- Jonathan Levine of Jonathan Levine Gallery

www.glubdub.com/maxtwins.html

All artists featured:
www.glubdub.com/maxtwins_artists.html
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Friday, October 02, 2009 
ARK PROJECT BOOK



Official Launch at Trimarchi DG, design congress in Argentina, along with IDN.
The conference will take place on Friday October 2nd, 17.30 hrs.



More info about the book:
www.TheArkProject.com.ar

www.trimarchidg.net/
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Friday, October 02, 2009 
KUSTOM KULTURE ART SHOW 2009


September 26th
Opening Reception: 14:30
At "Revel Scalo d'Isola", Via Thaon De Revel 3, Milano, Italy
www.revelmilano.com/

organized by:

CUSTOM SICKLES - www.customsickles.com/
OFFICINE MERMAID - www.officinemermaid.com/
LOW RIDE MAGAZINE - www.lowridermagazine.com/
MOONEYES JAPAN - www.mooneyes.co.jp/
BURN OUT MAGAZINE

ARTISTS

Wildman (Japan)
Makoto (Japan)
Mr. G (Japan)
Nash (Japan)
Bull Original (Japan)
Axel Bienert (Germany)
El Cheapo (Belgium)
Laurent Bagnard (France)
Amanda Toy (Italy)
Capitan Blaster (Italy)
Custom Design (Italy)
Danilo "Absolute Ink" (Italy)
Danx Pinstriping (Italy)
El Gato Chimney (Italy)
El Rana (Italy)
Giampo Coppa (Italy)
Massimo Gurnari (Italy)
Massy Zeta (Italy)
Riccardo “Ricky” Brotini (Italy)
Simone Romeo (Italy)
The Arch Villain (Italy)
Bear In Mind – Custom Toy (Japan / Italy)


for more artists info: kustomkultureartshow.blogspot.com/
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Friday, August 14, 2009 

ModArt Magazine curated show @Thinkspace Gallery  (Los Angeles)



ModArt – A Celebration of 20 Issues & All That Lay Ahead

August 14th – September 4th
Opening Reception: Fri, August 14th, 7-11PM

We're stoked to present a very special group show which is being curated by the good folks from ModArt magazine out of Europe. The show helps to celebrate the release of ModArt’s 20th issue and a switch to a new quarterly book-based format. This is going to be one visually arresting show featuring a vast array of artists from around the globe.

UK based Mr. Jago will be the featured artist alongside a group show featuring works from an international lineup consisting of
Ado Jahic,
Bo130,
Brooke Reidt,
Chris Bourke,
Christopher Lambert,
Dave The Chimp,
El Gato Chimney,
Faith 47,
Galo,
Guillaume Desmarets,
Jon Bugerman,
KuKula,
Laundry and Limbo,
Microbo,
Morcky,
SheOne,
Stefan Strumbel,
Stephen Smith (aka Neasden Control Centre),
Tim Biskup,
Vincent Skoglund,
Will Barras,
& more

The folks from ModArt will be in town, so please plan to come through and help us properly welcome them to Los Angeles and offer them congratulations on fighting the good fight for the new contemporary movement over in Europe and beyond.

www.thinkspacegallery.com

web.modarteurope.com/
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Wednesday, June 10, 2009 

Sopra il sotto - Tombino art
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Tuesday, May 12, 2009 
44+1 Autoritratti - Show + book release



44+1 AUTORITRATTI

fotografia e street art gioco a due

il lavoro di Marina Alessi e 44 artisti metropolitani, una mostra e un libro

 

 GIOVEDI’ 14 MAGGIO 2009  ORE 18  THE DON GALLERY MILANO

INAUGURAZIONE MOSTRA E PRESENTAZIONE LIBRO

 

The Don Gallery di Milano ospita dal 14 al 23 maggio la mostra  AUTORITRATTI, progetto fotografico-pittorico di Marina Alessi.

 

AUTORITRATTI è un lavoro che per mesi ha coinvolto la fotografa Marina Alessi e Airone - Atomo - Bo130 - Bol - Bros – Dado&Stefy - Dem - Diamond - El Gato Chimney - Flycat – Gatto Nero - GoJo - Iabo - Ivan – JB Rock – Joys - KayOne - Kemh - Kiv - Lex - Lucamaleonte - Luze - Mambo - Microbo - Nais - Ozmo -  Pao - Pus - Rendo - Santy - Scarful - Sea - Senso –Serpeinseno - Sonda - Stand - Sten - Teatro - The don - TVBoy - Zen Two.

 

Il progetto nasce dall'esperienza di ritrattista di Marina Alessi e dalla sua passione per l'arte contemporanea. Il felice incontro con molti street artist italiani le ha permesso di dare dignità espressiva alla voglia di fissare su lastra quel mondo in movimento, di entrare in quei muri e scoprire chi c’è dietro le urla colorate, i segni, i messaggi cifrati del paesaggio urbano.  Così AUTORITRATTI ha preso forma: due scatti per fermare l’emozione data dalle opere viste e dal rapporto personale; ritratti in bianco e nero su fondo bianco; figure intere nello spazio e primi piani. Stampe 40x50 applicate su alluminio e a quel punto restituite ai soggetti/artisti perché, intervenendo e firmandola ognuno con il suo inconfondibile segno, le facessero diventare 1/1.

 

Il lavoro compiuto - non più fotografia, non solo pittura, ma una commistione di messaggi diversi - è ora diventato un libro: AUTORITRATTI 44+1 - FOTOGRAFIA E STREET ART GIOCO A DUE (Vallecchi, 104 pagine, 20 euro).   Una presentazione di Dario Fo e un testo di Roberto Mutti introducono la sequenza delle opere, in rigoroso ordine alfabetico per artista ri-tratto.   "Marina Alessi usa la fotografia come strumento di indagine" spiega Roberto Mutti, "realizza una serie di duplici ritratti di questi giovani artisti cui consegna le sue opere perché su quella carta lascino i segni dei loro interventi che saranno di volta in volta delicati, intensi, allusivi. Difficile dire che cosa è nato da questo duplice procedimento perché tutti sembrano aver contribuito a lasciare aperte molte chiavi di lettura".

 

The Don Gallery, aperta a marzo 2008 da Matteo Donini, alias The Don, è una galleria dedicata all’evoluzione del graffitismo.

Marina Alessi. Nata a Roma nel 1960, si dedica alla fotografia nel senso più alto del termine. Si occupa di teatro, cinema, televisione, letteratura e collabora con Mondatori, Feltrinelli e il programma televisivo Zelig. E’ autrice del progetto Facce da leggere:  ritratti di grandi scrittori realizzati con uno dei quattro esemplari al mondo della Polaroid Giant. Premiata al Concorso nazionale per la fotografia di scena, è protagonista di numerose mostre ed eventi in tutta Italia.

 

AUTORITRATTI

The Don Gallery, Via Cola Montano, 15, Milano 
in mostra dal 14 al 23 maggio

Aperto dalle 11 alle 18.30
www.thedongallery.com

info@marinaalessi.com

www.marinaalessi.com      


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Tuesday, April 21, 2009 






URBAN SUPERSTAR Show
A cura di David Vecchiato
24 April until 25 May 2009
At “MADRE” – Museum of Contemporary Art, Donna Regina,
via Luigi Settembrini 79, Napoli.
 
URBAN SUPERSTAR show è un evento Comic(ON)OFF
Organization
MondoPOP International Gallery, Roma
Napoli Comicon, Napoli
Info:        
info@mondopop.it / www.mondopop.it
info@comicon.it / www.comicon.it

ARTISTS: 
Aiko Nagakawa aka Lady Aiko (Giappone/USA) 
AlePOP (Italia) 
Allegra Corbo (Italia)
Bethany Marchman (USA) 
Boris Hoppek (Germania/Spagna) 
Bigfoot (USA) 
Cesko (Italia) 
Ciou (Francia) 
David Vecchiato aka Diavù (Italia)
DEM (Italia) 
El Gato Chimney (Italia) 
Fupete (Italia) 
Gary Baseman (USA) 
Gary Taxali (India/Canada) 
Glenn Barr (USA) 
Ian Stevenson (UK) 
Inge Cornill (Belgio) 
Jeremyville (Australia) 
Jim Avignon (Germania) 
Joe Ledbetter (USA) 
Jon Burgerman (UK) 
Junko Mizuno (Giappone) 
Licia Viero (Italia) 
Mijn Schatje (Francia) 
Naoshi (Giappone) 
Nathan Jurevicius (Australia) 
Scarful (Italia) 
Sergio Mora (Spagna) 
Serpeinseno (Italia), 
Shag (USA) 
Sten & Lex (Italia) 
Simone Legno aka Tokidoki (Italia/USA) 
Zelda Bomba (Francia/Italia) 



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Thursday, December 04, 2008 
Via Bricklane show




Via Brick Lane E1
12 December 2008 - 5 January 2009
Preview opening: Thursday 11 December, 6-9pm



The Brick Lane Gallery is proud to present “Via Brick Lane E1”, an exhibition showcasing works by a selection of Italian Street Artists, reunited for the first time in a London gallery. The exhibition will showcase nine of the most established Italian artists, some of which are represented in major collections worldwide and have a regular presence in international exhibitions and biennales.
Inspired by various art-historical movements as well as cultural references, these artists bridge the gap with the previous generation of Street Artists by developing new and innovative techniques of production and creation.
Continuing an affinity with the traditions of graffiti and stencils, the works are also intricately linked to the urban environment which the artists use to present subtle critical comments of today’s society. Their aim is to create a guerilla-based freedom of expression which can compete with the market forces and their commercial visual impressions. Using the city’s landscape, content and design as a source of inspiration to create a new global language, they attempt to make their works as visible as possible in our current jungle of endless signs, logos and commercial advertising.


Artists include: 108 from Alessandria, El Gato Chimney, Orticanoodles, Ozmo, Pho, Santy and Termine Growth from Milan, Lucamaleonte and the Sten/Lex duo from Rome.


www.thebricklanegallery.com/

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