new findings on BLDD TV
Just to let you know I have added some video findings on BLDD tv
[tags]art, contemporary art, street art[/tags]
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Adam Neate in a dutch commercialJust to let you all know about this tv commercial running on the dutch television starring street artist Adam Neate [tags]adam neate, street art, contemporary[/tags]
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I need a ticketHmm, didn’t check Tom’s yet, but I guess all tickets are gone. Who got a spare ticket??
[tags]nike, nike dunk, nike SB, sneaker[/tags]
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Artbeat 2006 Thanks to Mo (don’t know if sha has a fanclub) for given me the info on Artbeat 2006. This will be the 2nd Artbeat during Amsterdam Museum Night. Last year’s Artbeat was cool and fresh. This year none other than Zedz will be one of the curators (Esher(DE) is the other). Amongst the artists Boris Hoppek (D) (http://www.borishoppek.de) Point (CZ) (http://www.onepoint.cz) Keramik (A) Viagrafik (D) (http://www.viagrafik.com) Akim One Machine (D) Nug (SWE) Mind (CZ) Heiko Zahlmann (D) Super A (NL) Cream (D) More info on artbeatnow.com Get wild for the night fuck being polite!Tonight it goes down, bring ya click!
GET WILD FOR THE NIGHT FUCK BEING POLITE!
expo: My Streets, My City
date: friday 20 October, 17u-22u location: Chiellerie, Raamgracht 58, Amsterdam dj’s: TICTOC slipperpappies!!! line up: Aleteia / l’Atlas / Babou / Bfree / Bitches In Control / more info on:http://www.chiellerie.nl
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Kroonjuwelen the movie Amsterdam finest graffiti artistsSo it was sold out last wednesday at the Paradiso. Heard it was a hell of show. Wondering if anyone has made some picas, if so you you know the deal. Send them to me Ok saturday the 14th of October it’s on MTV 22.45.
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Nike at 90sqmThanks to Stefano for the flyer Another cool Nike exhibit at 90sqm with collab artists. All in the spirit of AirMax 90. When: Sunday 15th of October where: 90sqm time 16.00 -22.00
—words by Ido— When the Air Max 90 was re-issued in 2001 in it’s original color-way, white/cement grey-infrared-black, it immediately hit the sweet spot. The streets loved it. But what makes the Max 90 unique on the streets in Holland is the diversity of it’s wearers. Just like sports, the shoe lives among many different cultures and subcultures. It knows no color, no race and no religion. Through the lens of Yamandu Roos we have captured the diversity of the ‘infrareds’ aficionados. And his pictures were the starting point for a group of artists to create their own interpretation of the Max 90. Delta, a Dutch graffiti legend, used the name of the shoe and through his 3-D style gave his impression of the Max 90 The Air Max 90. From one millennium to the next. From running to culture. From shoe to art. From innovation to inspiration. |
