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Showing posts with label street art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label street art. Show all posts
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Anna Garforth
In the process of researching the improvised street art class , I came across Anna Garforth's work (I just googled "urban land art", and she came up first)...beautiful, often temporal, and inspiring.
Visit her website, and scroll through some of her projects under the "work" tab--and check out her blog.
I may need to rename the class...urban land art may be more apt.
Visit her website, and scroll through some of her projects under the "work" tab--and check out her blog.
I may need to rename the class...urban land art may be more apt.
Monday, May 2, 2011
A Mash Up of Two of My Favorite Things...
Improv and street art!
I just started outlining a short class about improvised street art I hope to teach this summer...have to pitch it to Austin Free Skool...so we'll see if it happens or not. But it's fun to think about...
So aside from one's first hand experiences, where does one begin? Because I'm curious about what else exists out there, I just googled "improvised street art" and came across this and a few other things.
In some ways, all street art is improvised....you're not buying a particular pristine canvas, instead you're working with what is there...a wall, a crack, a sidewalk. Even so, I'd like to try to take it more the Andy Goldsworthy route, and see what people come up with when they work with what the natural + urban environment provides them with.
Stay tuned.
I just started outlining a short class about improvised street art I hope to teach this summer...have to pitch it to Austin Free Skool...so we'll see if it happens or not. But it's fun to think about...
So aside from one's first hand experiences, where does one begin? Because I'm curious about what else exists out there, I just googled "improvised street art" and came across this and a few other things.
In some ways, all street art is improvised....you're not buying a particular pristine canvas, instead you're working with what is there...a wall, a crack, a sidewalk. Even so, I'd like to try to take it more the Andy Goldsworthy route, and see what people come up with when they work with what the natural + urban environment provides them with.
Stay tuned.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Wow
I think I'm in love with this woman: Candy Chang.
Such an amazing interdisciplinary practice... if I could pick a philosophical/artistic mentor...she'd be it.
Such an amazing interdisciplinary practice... if I could pick a philosophical/artistic mentor...she'd be it.
Monday, March 21, 2011
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