Art can lift your spirits - something we all need right now. Watch with us (virtually) on Thursday March 26th, 2020 at 6PM NY Time, 10PM in London, 11PM in Europe and 9AM Friday March 27th in Melbourne.
Featuring interviews with Eric Mangen, Adnate, Belin, Digital Does, BellaPhame, Dare Coulter, Ken Jeong, Brian Lewis, Gina Franco, Peter Draws, Insane51, Max Trujillo, and Sipros. Video produced by Paul Byun.
Our plan was to release this Kotis Street Art movie in our theater, RED Cinemas, but due to COVID-19 we thought artists and the community as a whole could use a little hope while perhaps sitting at home sheltering in place.
The current environment is depressing, but the artists in this video show how art can truly lift your spirits!
When tallying the effort - over 70 artists, 180 installations adorn 100,000sf of our walls. There were so many that we weren't able to include all of the artwork or artists in the 10 minute video. So this is just a small sample of their great artwork - we will be posting more video segments and photos on our social media and website - www.KotisStreetArt.com
Kenneth from galleri s.e tells Look Lateral about artist Dolk.
This video is a fan made tribute to the Norwegian street artists Dolk and Pøbel. Their works can be seen at walls in cities like Bergen, Berlin, København, ...
''Streetart'' on the Lofoten Nord-Norway http://norgenl.blogspot.com http://hulsker.blogspot.com.
“Living Decay ” project 2008 \ 2012 In the amazing set of the Lofoten Islands in the North of Norway, two Norwegian artists, Dolk e Pøbel, make huge paintings on the walls of abandoned houses bringing them back to life. “Living Decay”: a documentary about painting and seagulls, spray and clouds, landscape and empty houses in the middle of nowhere. In the summer of 2008 the two talented Norwegian street artists took on the challenge of Lofoten Islands countryside in Norway to create large-scale murales on the faces of abandoned houses which are about to be demolished. “Living Decay” is suggestive daily log that narrates through seven chapters, the making of these huge paintings inside the unique northern landscape. The documentary opens and closes with the narration by the American artist John Fekner, pioneer of ’70 street art. The soundtrack alternates between original tracks by “Starving pets” and tracks by “Perturbazione”, “Armstrong?” & “Farmer Sea”. amazing paintings by DOLK, PØBEL, LOFOTEN LANDSCAPE, voice over by JOHN FEKNER , edited by LUCA VIGLIANI, DAVIDE FASOLO music by FARMER SEA, STARVING PETS, ARMSTRONG ?, PERTURBAZIONE, shot, written & lived by DAVIDE FASOLO a Nulliversi prod 2008-2012 there are some different versions. 1 – “Living Decay – a portrait of a changing landscape” 24? – 2009 - rough version @ Pueblo, Circolo dei Lettori (Torino), VAM festival (Vercelli) Published @ “Untitled II – the beautiful renaissance” – Ed. Pro-Actif – UK, 2009 (DVD) 2- “Living Decay – fairy tales in the middle of nowhere” 12? – 2009 – short version (here!!!!) @ Rogaland Kunstsenter, Stavanger (Norway), 02-2010 @Piemonte Movie 2010 (premio “Giuria Giovane”), 03/2010 @Central station in Oslo e Trondheim (Norway), from 05/2010 to 09/2010 @Poriart Museum -STREET ART – THE NEW GENERATION- in Pori (Finland), 02/2012 3 - “Living Decay – a portrait of a changing landscape” 24? – 2012 ( final version) unpublished (only on dvd – Nulliversi 2012) some photos here - http://www.flickr.com/photos/nulliversi/collections/72157607721822094/ all rights reserved – NULLIVERSI related links: http://www.handmadeposters.com/ http://www.johnfekner.com/ http://www.perturbazione.com/ http://www.farmersea.it/ http://www.myspace.com/starvingpets http://www.myspace.com/armstrongorwhat http://www.nulliversi.com/