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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Poetry in Motion: The Road Not Taken
Poetry in Motion by Amelia Charles
from The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost
Gentle Giants
Gentle Giants at Strychnin Gallery
Beginning on 15 July 2011 Strychnin Gallery will dedicate its upcoming exhibition ‘Gentle Giants’ to robots.
Participating artists include Nemo Gould, Himatic, Doktor A, Mike Libby, Skeleton Heart or Seymour, and Michael Salter whose “Giant Styrobot” installation is pictured below. (the largest styrobot I have ever made.)
Watch Megunica: BLU’s Journey through South America
Wired Italy is very proud to present to the world two of Italy’s finest artists. Lorenzo Fonda is now an acclaimed film and video director: having started work with the skateboarders in his neighbourhood he now lives in Los Angeles creating material for one of the best production firms in the world: English Warp Films.
Blu is maybe the biggest street artist in the world right now. Not many years ago he was famous for his enormous (and illegal…) drawings on the walls of Bologna, he has just painted the tower of Tate Modern in London and stormed the Internet with his epic animation named Muto, one of the biggest events in Youtube history.
Megunica is the story of their meeting and their travels through South America: Mexico, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Costa Rica and Argentina. It’s a unique documentary film about the incredible journey of one of the most interesting and mysterious artist of our times, directed by a raw talent mixing together different media: graphics, animation, and digital effects.
From 22 June 2011 and for 30 days only, the Megunica director’s cut is a Wired.it streaming exclusive.
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