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Do you like street art? Would you like to live it closely? Would you like to shoot an analogue movie? Do you like LomoKino? Then, this is going to be your ideal Workshop!
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That's right, another month of cool LomoWalks to generate content for our massive LomoWall at the Museum of London this summer. Read on to see what we've got lined up!
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Yes, yes y'all! It's time for May's schedule of workshop and events at Lomography Gallery Store East London! We've got plenty for you to get acquainted with such as a LomoWalk celebrating East End Street Art. Our ever popular LomoKino workshop is back and we've teamed up with The Print Space London to bring you something very special indeed! Read on after the jump!
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Walking around in Paris you can find out a lot of "art". This was my third time in Paris, but my first with my Lomo cameras. I took a lot of pictures not only of monuments. I was intrigued by the colors of shops, the walls, the metro, the exhibitions.
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If walls and the bricks of houses could speak and tell their stories, especially the ones packed in centuries-old castles. Street artist Vhils sees faces, eyes, souls in such structures and chisels away at the raw block, as Michelangelo did, to release the entrapped people. His latest project took place in Shanghai.
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In this article, I would like to show you a video that I think is one of Italian street artist Blu's best work. As he puts it, it's an "unscientific point of view on the beginning and evolution of life and how it could probably end."
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From humanizing comic book superheros, to beautifying trash piles, Australian street artist Fintan Magee has done it all. A chameleon, when it comes to themes and chosen surfaces to paint on, Magee often mixes different themes together to make pedestrians contemplate the individual issues separately as well as, as a whole.
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There's a lot of Banksy inspired street art going around these days, so it seems! Street artist 'Hanksy' is named as such because he replicates Banksy's art in public places but adds something unique to the pieces each time... Tom Hanks' face! Hence the name Hanks-y. So, check out what this super fan, of both the aforementioned artists, is all about, after the jump!
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We are turning 2 years old this month and wanted to celebrate in style. We invited LA TACO to join in the festivities as we throw a party that is LA centric! Food, Drinks and Live Music, you know how we do. Not to mention an amazing exhibition provided by the cool kids at LA TACO.
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Moscow street artist 'P183' has gained attention recently for his Banksy-esque graffiti murals. He's been dubben the Russian Banksy and affectionately as 'Banksi' and his works comprise a variety of styles and can be considered more raw and out-there than the famous, British street artist and, likely, influence.
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On a recent day trip to Liverpool, there was a set of graffiti that really jumped out and caught my eye right away. Sadly I only managed to get one photo of it and would love to know a bit more about it before I return to the city in February.
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Graffiti artist, painter, illustrator and, above all, creative mind, Jürgen Fetz is the creator of 'Holy Mafia'. He also works with mixed media, taking his graffiti art from the streets as inspiration for his creations on canvas. In this interview find out what inspires this artist, and be inspired by his words of wisdom!
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A LC-A, and Fritz the Blitz, accompanied artist Reserve Result on his walk through the streets of the city of angels. His photos were taken for L.A. Taco: a magazine dedicated to celebrating the 'taco lifestyle' in Los Angeles. With Lomography, Taco brings you this new series, of which you can read about the first issue after the jump!
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Tracy Lee Stum. Here are the 3 short and memorable names that represent this genius of 3 - 3D! Tracy lives and breathes Street Painting, always excited by the chance to work at what she loves, getting spectators across the globe that form in amazement to interact through her performances and presentations.
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Welcome to the Hipster Epicenter of the World!
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Come visit a spray painter's heaven just outside NYC.
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San Francisco Lomographers stroll down a Mission district gem.
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If you're looking for artistic inspiration in Ohio, look no further than Columbus's Short North. Labeled as the Arts District, there's even more to see than just the art galleries (of which there are plenty). My personal favorite exploration comes through the street art.
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San Francisco! Join us as we explore and snap pictures of the numerous and unique street art murals of Clarion Alley, a Mission District gem that has served as canvases for numerous local up and coming and internationally known street artists.
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The grey buildings of Nelson Street in Central Bristol were transformed in one week in August 2011 into Street Art masterpieces that are here to stay.
