The Art of Rebellion: World of Streetart

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Gingko, 2005 - 144 páginas
Street art has taken over the world in recent years. Cities have been "liberated" by artists who are as motivated by the drive to invent new forms of media as they are to create new images. Art of Rebellion features the broadest possible variety of street art including flyers, stickers, spraycan and stencil art, and a host of interesting hybrids that fall somewhere in between. Provocateurs such as Space Invader, Above, Lefunk, Milk, Fume, Hoerchen and East Eric use an amazing variety of techniques to create their own individual iconography in projects as crazy as bathrooms painted gold, battle tanks painted pink and cities plastered with pictures of toasters. The ultimate collection of worldwide street art this remarkable book leaves absolutely nothing sacred.

Sobre el autor (2005)

C100 is Christian Hundertmark, a Munich based artist and desC100 is Christian Hundertmark, a Munich based artist and designer. Born in 1974 Christian started drawing at a young ageigner. Born in 1974 Christian started drawing at a young age, in 1989 he painted his first graffiti "Batman,"followed by, in 1989 he painted his first graffiti "Batman,"followed by 10 years active Graffiti writing. After his design studies 10 years active Graffiti writing. After his design studies and a short year in advertising Christian worked as a freelaand a short year in advertising Christian worked as a freelance graphic designer/illustrator before founding his own stunce graphic designer/illustrator before founding his own studio in 2003.Christian also held workshops and lectures for sdio in 2003.Christian also held workshops and lectures for studentsin Milan and Vienna, still working as an artist in hitudentsin Milan and Vienna, still working as an artist in his spare time. s spare time.

Información bibliográfica

TítuloThe Art of Rebellion: World of Streetart
AutorChristian Hundertmark
EditorChristian Hundertmark
Edición3, ilustrada, reimpresa
EditorGingko, 2005
ISBN1584232099, 9781584232094
N.º de páginas144 páginas
  
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