#Tinykeep acid series

Of the 10,000 or so images photographer Jaime Rojo took in 2015, here are a selection 140+ of the best images from his travels through streets looking for unpermissioned and sanctioned art. Street Art Images of the Year 2015 from photographer Jaime Rojo of (BSA) Learn more about the Veterans Coming Home project at GET MORE FROM THE VETERANS COMING HOME TEAM:īrooklyn Street Art 2015 Images of the Year by Jaime Rojo This video was made with help from Louisiana Public Broadcasting. VETERANS COMING HOME (VCH) is a project by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Kindling Group, and Wisconsin Public Television. Why does this divide exist? How does it affect communities across the country? And why does it matter? This is a video from VETERANS COMING HOME, an innovative public media project exploring the lives of post-9/11 veterans, the divide between them and their communities, and the stereotypes that veterans and civilians hold about each other. We also hear how this art has transformed lives from the local residents- “Artists are just like soldiers” one woman who lives across from building transformed by Bmike’s art says, ”They make no money and no one celebrates them until after they’re dead.” As we wander the streets of NOLA, he talks to us about the value of public art, especially in “at-risk” places, and how he takes negative images and makes them positive. In New Orleans, we met artist and activist Brandan “Bmike” Odums, who spoke about serving his community through his art and how his father’s service as a Marine inspired him to service. The drive to serve our communities is a common attribute and value for civilians and veterans alike, it just plays out in different ways. (street)art festival in Fitzroy, Melbourne, August 25th 2012įor more info and to stay up to date with the latest happenings in (street)art from Melbourne and beyond, be sure to check out the pages below.Īrtist - Venue - Photographer - Street art as service in New Orleans | Veterans Coming Home This will be launched at the annual ILL-Logic, He is currently doing an artist residency at Juddy Roller Studios and is working on his first 'mini-feature' animation. Ĭhoq will be in Melbourne until November this year and Ed, from Edinfocus Photography will be keeping a keen eye on him, making timelaspe videos and short films to document his progress. This video was created over 3 blistering hot days at Juddy Roller, an outdoor contemporary art space and cafe that is home to street art pieces from artists from all over the world.

It's winter in France and Parisian Artist, Choq is making the most of Australia's sun, painting huge walls in Melbourne, Australia's renowned street art capital. Time Lapse of Street Artist Choq painting in Melbourne MEGGS, NUMSKULL, ROACH, RONE, SOFLES, WONDERLUST (Hosier Lane, Melbourne CBD)Ĥ:27. Entering Rutledge Lane (Melbourne CBD)Ĥ:10. HEESCO (Windsor East Richmond Collingwood)ģ:43. UNWELL BUNNY, CINZAH, BEN LOPEZ, FACTER, MYSTERIOUS AL, JACK DOUGLAS, SHEM (Artists Lane, Windsor)Ģ:46.

ADNATE, SHIDA (Stevenson Lane, Melbourne CBD)Ģ:39. St Kilda Junction (multiple artists)Ģ:12. MAKATRON, DICK, DEM189, PLEA (Richmond)Ġ:48. STREET ARTISTS (featured in progressive order). This video is for entertainment purposes only, and is not for profit. No infringements to copyright laws intended. Music: 'FIGLIO PERDUTO' by Sarah Brightman I hope you enjoy the work of these amazing artists.

art can be here one week, but gone the next however some pieces of art remain in tact for months or even years. Another distinct aspect of street art is its transience. The diversity of street art is very extensive not only does it have aesthetic beauty and uniqueness but each piece conveys its own message.

#Tinykeep acid series

This is part 1 of a series of movies on street art I intend to make. I had a lot of fun making this and finding new pieces of art at every turn. GOOGLE HAVE PREVENTED THIS VIDEO BEING VIEWED ON DEVICES (including phones, ipads etc.) OTHER THAN A COMPUTER OR PC.