Showing posts with label graffiti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graffiti. Show all posts

Thursday, November 24, 2011

Graffiti Español by Mario Suárez

¡Hola a todos! We are happy to announce that recently a book has been released is titled Loa nombres esenciales del arte urbano y del Graffiti Español and the author Mario Suárez, consulted Base Elements on some of their own exhibiting artists, specifically Pez, Kenor, Rallito-X, H101, Btoy, Uri, and Zosen. The book features a collection of Graffiti works from all around Spain and is a must read for those who are artists, fans, or simply interested in street culture.

Monday, July 11, 2011

New Summer & Fall Collection 2011!!

Visit baseelements.net to view the complete collection!
Any questions or comments on our new collection, feel free to contact me at robertburt@baseelements.net

Monday, June 20, 2011

Urban Puns



Urban Puns is an ongoing photography project by Gabriel Mendes, featuring random people on the streets of New York, Rio de Jainero, and Los Angeles (found the same day) and photographed in front of stunning graffiti murals.



Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Painting the City



Meet the purveyors of the Street Art scene, including one of its pioneers Blek le Rat. This lovely film transports us from different artists to different cities, examining how the growth and popularity of street art has affected its roots, how it distinguishes itself from Graffiti and how its become commodified and co-opted by the Art Market.

Produced and Directed by Tom Haines

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Fotoblog: Muros Hablados


Muros Hablados is the photoblog of Núria Rodríguez, who photographs the daily words, emotions, and thoughts written in graffiti. 
"He fotografiado muchos de estos muros y paredes, algunos todavía están, otros se los llevó la excavadora o fueron pintados borrando sus huellas. Éste es el motivo del photoblog, aprovechar este medio para que aquellas palabras que fueron escritas puedan ser leídas. " —Núria
Link shared by Fran Simó

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Street Art of a Revolution


Since the protesting began in Plaça Catalunya, the streets of Barcelona have been tagged, spray painted, and re-painted by demonstrators and artists calling for change.


Tuesday, March 8, 2011

GRAFFITI ODDS AND ENDS!!

J-LOCA vs. MISS VAN



SQUATTER GRAFFITI in memory of BARCELONETA SQUAT

URBAN SCULPTURE IN AN URBAN SETTING