Sunday, November 21, 2010

Bumps And Blemishes On Back After Applying Veet

Tag: anger today organized

Aboriginal art also merges with new trends. Some impulses lead him along the paths of urban art, conjugation of a nomadic reinvented. For now I'm not in love.

© Photo: author of the blog. Graffiti to identify

But yesterday during a jog along the canal in our city north, I discovered a huge disused warehouse, now roofless, but inhabited by many graffiti. Each tagger had a space. Some are covered, others are listed as unfinished.

© Photo: author of the blog. Graffiti to identify

For part I was charmed by this underground workshop no one in the morning.
With my phone, I took some pictures that you will find below.
On the miles back, I tried to understand the birth of this art movement in remembering a cousin tagger.

© Photo: author of the blog. Graffiti to identify

From the first ages of her adolescence in Paris around 1982, in his conquest of the city, his city, he affixed his signature as much as possible "Bobo" on the subway, on the road signs on the walls of the forgotten city ... In his neighborhood, he guessed it was his fiefdom, "Bobo" was everywhere as a title with no real competition at that time.

© Photo: author of the blog. Graffiti to identify

The handwriting of the word "Bobo" remained simple, strong, a deep blue, thrown a line on a wall. In these four letters, you could feel the wrath of a teenager, the gesture, the acceleration curves, sudden stops at the corners.

© Photo: author of the blog. Graffiti to identify


A fury to claim this dynamic existed outside the singular law. The expression of the tag was not confined to a solitary quest. They practiced this band. Networks of friendships were formed. Quickly became the signature tag pretext for more complex creations. Its small black community called on the color of whole sections of walls.

© Photo: author of the blog. Graffiti to identify


Some went to New York. The term overseas gave them ambitions. Works were taking shape with disconcerting characters combined with text, all out right of the imaginary.

© Photo: author of the blog. Graffiti to identify


Jack Lang, Minister of Culture François Mitterrand, offered them a first recognition by emphasizing the creative impulses tags towns.

In the late 80s, the "band in Bobo" was invited to paint an entire wall in a small town on the Côte d'Azur. Imaginary animals and words torn, stretched, illuminated by bright colors, would decorate for more than 10 years a prominent wall ...

© Photo: author of the blog. Graffiti to identify


30 years have passed. The tag has won acclaim and made the front pages of newspapers of art at auction spectacular, held in underground places.

Recognition of collectors, although belated, has a field a little peculiar to this art form. What was alternative, banned street language of protest, an anger against the established order, back into line with such acceptance in the art world.

© Photo: author of the blog. Graffiti to identify


What was the benefit of their approach could be mislead into a more conventional expression, as in the last exhibition Cartier. With these letters

heckled, so combined, it is often difficult to read.

© Photo: author of the blog. Graffiti to identify


At first glance appears the overall composition, then a more accurate reading can distinguish the character and fun of the audacity of the artist, in the efforts made to deformation, to impulsive outbursts of anger organized today.



© Photo: author of the blog. Graffiti to identify

NB: I allowed myself to reproduce photos of tags, but having no reference to the graffiti artists who made these works but is willing to add them gradually, or remove any such images upon request. Bravo to them for this performance interesting!

Thursday, November 18, 2010

When Do Tv Prices Drop

Megalomania, complacency and love in times of crisis (you know who is who dominates). Idiocracy

Do not do things half way and assume that one is never better served than by oneself. Especially in times of crisis, we must not hesitate. We love, we're fine, we're rich (well in the sun we have in our heart because he is not in heaven - here we are trained from an early age to be content with one ray sun, we talk, we hear about it so that future generations are aware that it was sunny one day). Because that was so much like our president out to Claire Chazal Jadasse well as Pete, the subjects of 20h are somewhat biased. No word on Roken. Not one. And they say they are professionals ... So now, breaking news, photo to support, just behind Roken Arcade Fire at FNAC (but themselves because they had sex - not that we would not like Ed). And also a nice article about us in ... Point of view (the number with the Princess of Monaco on the cover). The dedication, love, glory and beauty.


short, we are still at the limit level of Madonna reputation you know. Now you mention us to your friends, you're limit has-been guy. We're mainstream you see. That means it's not the way we did, but it is us who makes the fashion (and grammar). So as we are mega stars, it is kind of events happening too much hype over tour where hookers and coke compete in abundance and quality. My nose itches just imagine the coming weeks:

Nyons La Cigale 26/11/2010 27/11/2010
Pontcey Moulin
28/11/2010 The 3rd Paris Porte Bleue (showcase with baden baden organized by Margounnette) 30/11/2010 Fargostore
Paris - Showcase
Paris Nouveau Casino 11.30.2010 Rural Alberta Advantage with Part
03/12/2010 11/12/2010
Le Poche Bethune Magny Le Hongre
16/12 / 2010 Mérignac Krakatoa

And as we are super famous, you have the right to exploit children - here is the comeback of Antoninus, who had made a memorable cover of Good Enough (Solel Solel twaï twaï he says ...). There is wearing his Ramones T-Shirt that we interprets King Of This Town, the flagship song EP he said.

Owaillte owaillte owaillte!

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Live View – / – Axis

Brocard Collection II: Kaleidoscope and Aboriginal art



kaleidoscope of a collection of Aboriginal art
© Collection II Brocard

This kaleidoscope includes 50 works of Aboriginal artists. They were collected over the past six years on the roads of the collection Brocard II.
The composition exercise of this image was a bit dangerous in Photoshop, symbolically as well as the various acquisitions. The 80 MB file flirted dangerously with the capacity limits of my Mac.

Today when I look at this picture, I found my way through the Aboriginal communities, my doubts, my questions, the evolution of my interests of the great classic Papunya, daring to master colorists Bidyadanga.

In these photos there are also absent. Paintings given to others, sold, exchanged. Hard choices were necessary. Each of these paintings was like a white stone on the path of Aboriginal art. They are now engraved in my memory and accompany other enthusiasts.

This year 2010-2011 will probably step. Aboriginal art has never been so alive. New communities are emerging in the field of art. Talent buried for so many years there waiting to speak. Right now I pay particular attention to artists Tjungu Palya, of Tjala, Warakurna or Ernabella ...

I will however wait for better times ... The exposure visits will replace acquisitions.

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Nutritional Information For Homemade Pizza

creativity and talents of the child


© Artist: Elouan 2010

few days ago, friends told me their paint shop around the theme of Aboriginal art. While the adults were attempting to pointillism, a child threw himself in his corner. According to his mom he focuses much more difficult minutes. But equipped with a brush or felt, he totally absorbed in its creation and remains capable of performing the above drawing.

What strange work. At first glance, I saw an area drawn by some ancient communities aborigines. I almost sensed a kind of mapping routes ancestral ...

This checkerboard grid, said a surprising combination of dots circles, lines, sinuous or farms, equations mysterious ...
I understand the grammar of painting. What may well be the message of this child? What he wants to express?

children most often try to converge towards a painting more or less successful. Here on the contrary it moves away. A sense of composition it says. A capacity for abstraction is taking shape.

Yet rarely are we asked to look younger as artists. Sets the child was unrelated to the mastery of technique, the sense of effort required for the emergence of a work of art ... What a debate! It could almost be a good topic of philosophy.

meantime I remain in love with this drawing of Elouan, just 4 years old and wish him much success if he continues on this path.


Thursday, November 4, 2010

Adult Arcades Los Angeles County



It's now been five days that we are in the cellar. We lost all color, ten pounds and the memory of the sun. And tonight we welcome the lucky winners of the mega contest "become a winner." Suffice to say that it will be their party. When we talked about the concert, Lena exclaimed "nice humans!". Now we can ask them any questions that torment us: this is how the outside world? Sarkozy is still in power? We are in what year? Polygamy is still illegal? And if you have a Korg monophonic, we agree that changes all?




Tuesday, November 2, 2010

The First 150 Pokemon On Chart

Living with the times



Title: Ngayuku Ngure - My Country,
by Aboriginal artist Burton Wawiriya
152 x 122 cm

At 17, while others embraced the future, stroking their past ... I discovered our family history following the death of my grandmother. A bit mythical

punctuated with some great figures, it offered a seductive romance for a teenager. Bookworm certain days, an intruder in the family cellars others, I went in search of the archives, or silences testimony of the ancients. I lived on the border between two eras, between the future and requiring lights yesterday.

This dichotomy has forged my memory, my taste to keep track, to maintain liaison between the generations. Objects after objects found in the desert or in the modesty of the daily, small universe of witnesses with me.

Then one day, it was a great crash. I had to invent my way of solving this equation between tradition and modernity, to find the way to a new environment.

I was looking for some synthesis of a strong link between all these dimensions, both material philosophical and mythological.

Undoubtedly the discovery of Aboriginal art has played the role of a sort of catalyst. He can win as a powerful vector multi-millennial tradition, as a force for innovation constantly reinventing the era of the Dream.

The past became a crutch, a lever, a platform to invent its future. The art of transgression in a kind of inherited principles. Collecting the works of artists had disappeared more sense. I had to live with my time. I wanted to listen to the pulsating rhythm of a contemporary, immediate, in the heart of creation, in the discovery of paintings and artists of this spontaneous.

In this quest still small I decided to turn towards the new emerging Aboriginal communities. It's here and not elsewhere that saw the continuous vibration of the artistic movement.
is in this spirit that I particularly appreciate the creations of the artist Wawiriya Burton presented above. Born in 1928 she was also a finalist a few months ago Telstra Price award 2010.