https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5Tp-poy8ss&feature=youtu.beLe texte intégral du manifeste « LREM-NRV » du crew d'artistes anonymes La République Est Morte Ouvrez-donc les yeux, on le voit comme une larme rouge au milieu de la peinture : la république est morte. Qu’elle crève, et enterrez-vous avec. Donnez donc en pâture aux vers de terre votre liberté sous surveillance, votre égalité a taux variable et votre solidarité d'entre bourgeois. Qui veut encore du Pouvoir ? Voila ce qu'il produit, a chaque fois. L'ordre, c'est le chaos. Ah qu'il est beau le pays des droits de l'homme, ah qu'elle est belle la démocratie, vous reprendrez bien un petit coup de valeurs républicaines dans la gueule ? Vous dérobez les mots brillants cachés derrière les vitrines de nos espoirs pour les remplacer par des signifiants creux, de la camelote lustrée, incrustée d'émeraudes réactionnaires en plastique. Liberté, Égalité, Solidarité, toujours. Parlons de réel, même s'il vous terrifie. C'est quoi votre Liberté ? Le mythe méritocrate ? Vous nous dites que si les enfants d'ouvrier·e·s ou d'immigré·e·s sont statistiquement bien moins représenté·e·s dans vos grandes écoles, les fabriques a débiles, puis a des postes bien payés, c'est de leur faute ? Que la reproduction sociale, ça n'existe pas ? Votre Liberté ne supporte pas l'Égalité. Évidemment que tout le monde est libre de faire tout et n'importe quoi ! Il n'empêche que pour se dorer la raie dans des 5 étoiles de beaufs tous les étés, les riches sont plus libres que les pauvres. Il n'empêche que pour esquiver les coups arbitraires d'une police sadique, les blanc·he·s sont plus libres que les noir·e·s. Il n'empêche que pour marcher en paix dans la rue, les hommes sont plus libres que les femmes. C'est quoi votre Égalité ? Vous, les éternel·le·s criminel·le·s impuni·e·s, qui écrasez sous le poids de la misère des milliards d'individus, vous osez prononcer le mot « égalité » sans trembler ? Vous tremblerez. Qui est l'égal de son patron ? De son président ? De son dieu ? Vous qui adorez la hiérarchie autant que vous méprisez les pauvres, ne prononcez plus jamais le nom de la sœur de la Liberté. Chacun de vos votes, chacun de vos ordres, chacun de vos procès est un nouveau coup de poignard dans le cœur de celles que vous prétendez aimer. Vous êtes les maris violents des valeurs que vous prétendez défendre. C'est quoi votre Solidarité ? Vous ne vous sentez solidaires que des bourgeois arrogants et stupides, vous, les véritables communautaristes, qui parlez de « fraternité » . Votre empathie se branle devant du riot porn. Vous les inutiles, vous les incapables de produire la moindre richesse ni la moindre pensée, vous qui avez tout sauf de la dignité, sachez que chacune de vos nuits paisibles est une insulte a la Solidarité. Les gavé·e·s sont affamé·e·s et ils affament le monde. Artaud vous cracherait que vos signifiants creux ne sentent même pas la merde, puisque « la ou ça sent la merde, ça sent l'être ». Ils puent le propre, le blanchi, la lessive libérale qui vous sert de liquide céphalo-rachidien. Vous ne comprenez rien et vous refusez de comprendre. La science, la raison et les faits, vous n'en avez rien a foutre. Vous vous en lavez les mains. Flagellez-nous a coup de tonfa d'avoir trop prié un monde meilleur, nous ne courberons pas l'échine. Muselez nos universitaires, brûlez leurs idées dans votre grand autodafé de la pensée, nous les réécrirons, nous les martèlerons jusqu'a vous les tatouer sur la gueule. Acculez encore ceux qui n'ont rien, nos exilé·e·s, nos prostitué·e·s, nos exproprié·e·s : a chaque fois que vous frappez, vous ouvrez un peu plus nos yeux larmoyants et rouges de gaz lacrymogènes. Agitez vos drones, zappez entre vos caméras, la seule chose que vous verrez c'est nos majeurs depuis les toits de la ville, de la peinture plein les fringues.
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VIRTUAL ART GALLERY FOR VISUAL ARTISTS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS. SHOW YOUR ARTWORK IN A NEW WAY. MAKE IT BIG ! BE PART OF THE FUTURE. POWER YOUR ARTWORK. www.gigoiastudios.com/gallery ======================== SUGGESTIONS FOR VIEWING YOUTUBE 360° Mobile: Physically move phone/tablet around or use VR headset. Desktop: Use Chrome Browser and drag video screen to move. ======================== The artworks in this collection were created in the years 2002 - 2005. Carlos was inspired by street art, grafitti and pop surrealism. Imaginary colorful creatures living in dreamy backgrounds and complex patterns painted in bold outlines, saturated colors and big canvases. The Virtual Art Gallery brings back all artist collection at big sizes in a new context. Credits: Curated by Camila Candal. 3D art gallery by Gigoia Studios. Soundtrack by Gigoia Waves. #popart #artgallery #VR #art #paintings #exhibition #contemporaryart #artist #googlecardboard #daydream #gearvr #madewithunity
Portrait #StreetArt en réalité virtuelle avec #Madame Du studio à la rue, une plongée dans l'intimité artistique du street artiste. Pour une immersion à 360°, mode d'emploi : - régler la qualité à 1080 - sur dekstop, déplacez le curseur dans l'image : ça bouge ! - Apple : le 360 ne marche pas sous safari, passez-le sur chrome ou autre - pour l'iPhone : regarder avec l'application YouTube pour bien en profiter - et pour les plus équipés d'entre vous, mettez votre casque oculus et laissez vous porter :-) Réalisation : Nicolas Fauvel. Enjoy ! Likez notre page Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/streetartportrait360/
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University Libraries at the University of Nevada, Reno developed a virtual reality experience called the Reno Street Art Project, a multimedia time capsule highlighting street art on display in Reno between July 2017 – December 2017. Street art painted on walls and buildings around Reno have become a celebrated part of the city’s character. Librarians and multimedia specialists at the University collaborated with local artists to generate a digital archive populated with more than 500 entries of street art representing more than 200 individual murals and virtual reality (VR) gallery celebrating this medium. This project is available on display at the Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center at the University of Nevada, Reno and will be available on a wider platform soon. The Street Art Stories series take this experience further by including interviews from 5 artists on their views of what street art and being a muralist means within the Reno community. Eric Brooks relocated to Reno in 2013 from Edinburgh, Scotland, where he was artist-in-residence at the Total Kunst and 4x8 Galleries. He is a visual artist, creating geometric landscape abstractions and assemblage sculpture, currently represented by The Beckwith Gallery. As co-owner of Art Spot Reno, he has his finger on the pulse of the burgeoning arts and culture scene developing throughout northern Nevada. ******************** Credits University Libraries: ************************ Kathy Ray - Dean, University Libraries and Teaching & Learning Technologies Jill Stockton - Marketing & Communications Specialist Robin Monteith - Associate Director of Development Chris Holloman - Design Specialist Digital Initiatives Mathewson IGT Knowledge Center: ************************ Amy Hunsaker - Digital Initiatives Librarian Laura Rocke - Digital Humanities Project Lead Jeannette Martinez - Contemporary Street Art Specialist @Reality: ************************ Mark Gandolfo - Executive Producer Daniel Fergus - 3D Modeler Shawn Sariti - Unity UX Programmer Michelle Rebaleati - 360 Video Producer Luka Starmer - 360 Video Producer Kyle Weerheim - Second Unit Photography Maryan Tooker - 360 Video Utility Hadi Rumjahn - Unity Developer/Student worker Tyler Goffinet - Unity Developer/Student worker Special Thanks: ************************ Jack Freer - Additional Still Photography Eric Brooks - Curator Art Spot Reno Anthony Ortega - Muralist Andres "Vaka" Martinez - Muralist Jennifer Charboneau - Muralist Joe C. Rock - Muralist
University Libraries at the University of Nevada, Reno developed a virtual reality experience called the Reno Street Art Project, a multimedia time capsule highlighting street art on display in Reno between July 2017 – December 2017. Street art painted on walls and buildings around Reno have become a celebrated part of the city’s character. Librarians and multimedia specialists at the University collaborated with local artists to generate a digital archive populated with more than 500 entries of street art representing more than 200 individual murals and virtual reality (VR) gallery celebrating this medium. This project is available on display at the Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center at the University of Nevada, Reno and will be available on a wider platform soon. The Street Art Stories series take this experience further by including interviews from 5 artists on their views of what street art and being a muralist means within the Reno community. Andres "Vaka" Martinez is a dad, muralist, and tattoo artist living in Reno, NV, where he has spent most of his life. Vaka discusses how the culture in Reno has changed with the influence of street art in the community. ******************** Credits University Libraries: ************************ Kathy Ray - Dean, University Libraries and Teaching & Learning Technologies Jill Stockton - Marketing & Communications Specialist Robin Monteith - Associate Director of Development Chris Holloman - Design Specialist Digital Initiatives Mathewson IGT Knowledge Center: ************************ Amy Hunsaker - Digital Initiatives Librarian Laura Rocke - Digital Humanities Project Lead Jeannette Martinez - Contemporary Street Art Specialist @Reality: ************************ Mark Gandolfo - Executive Producer Daniel Fergus - 3D Modeler Shawn Sariti - Unity UX Programmer Michelle Rebaleati - 360 Video Producer Luka Starmer - 360 Video Producer Kyle Weerheim - Second Unit Photography Maryan Tooker - 360 Video Utility Hadi Rumjahn - Unity Developer/Student worker Tyler Goffinet - Unity Developer/Student worker Special Thanks: ************************ Jack Freer - Additional Still Photography Eric Brooks - Curator Art Spot Reno Andres "Vaka" Martinez - Muralist J. Charboneau - Muralist Anthony Ortega - Muralist Joe C. Rock - Muralist
University Libraries at the University of Nevada, Reno developed a virtual reality experience called the Reno Street Art Project, a multimedia time capsule highlighting street art on display in Reno between July 2017 – December 2017. Street art painted on walls and buildings around Reno have become a celebrated part of the city’s character. Librarians and multimedia specialists at the University collaborated with local artists to generate a digital archive populated with more than 500 entries of street art representing more than 200 individual murals and virtual reality (VR) gallery celebrating this medium. This project is available on display at the Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center at the University of Nevada, Reno and will be available on a wider platform soon. The Street Art Stories series take this experience further by including interviews from 5 artists on their views of what street art and being a muralist means within the Reno community. Eric Brooks relocated to Reno in 2013 from Edinburgh, Scotland, where he was artist-in-residence at the Total Kunst and 4x8 Galleries. He is a visual artist, creating geometric landscape abstractions and assemblage sculpture, currently represented by The Beckwith Gallery. As co-owner of Art Spot Reno, he has his finger on the pulse of the burgeoning arts and culture scene developing throughout northern Nevada. ******************** Credits University Libraries: ************************ Kathy Ray - Dean, University Libraries and Teaching & Learning Technologies Jill Stockton - Marketing & Communications Specialist Robin Monteith - Associate Director of Development Chris Holloman - Design Specialist Digital Initiatives Mathewson IGT Knowledge Center: ************************ Amy Hunsaker - Digital Initiatives Librarian Laura Rocke - Digital Humanities Project Lead Jeannette Martinez - Contemporary Street Art Specialist @Reality: ************************ Mark Gandolfo - Executive Producer Daniel Fergus - 3D Modeler Shawn Sariti - Unity UX Programmer Michelle Rebaleati - 360 Video Producer Luka Starmer - 360 Video Producer Kyle Weerheim - Second Unit Photography Maryan Tooker - 360 Video Utility Hadi Rumjahn - Unity Developer/Student worker Tyler Goffinet - Unity Developer/Student worker Special Thanks: ************************ Jack Freer - Additional Still Photography Eric Brooks - Curator Art Spot Reno Anthony Ortega - Muralist Andres "Vaka" Martinez - Muralist Jennifer Charboneau - Muralist Joe C. Rock - Muralist
University Libraries at the University of Nevada, Reno developed a virtual reality experience called the Reno Street Art Project, a multimedia time capsule highlighting street art on display in Reno between July 2017 – December 2017. Street art painted on walls and buildings around Reno have become a celebrated part of the city’s character. Librarians and multimedia specialists at the University collaborated with local artists to generate a digital archive populated with more than 500 entries of street art representing more than 200 individual murals and virtual reality (VR) gallery celebrating this medium. This project is available on display at the Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center at the University of Nevada, Reno and will be available on a wider platform soon. The Street Art Stories series take this experience further by including interviews from 5 artists on their views of what street art and being a muralist means within the Reno community. Jennifer Charboneau is a professional artist from Minneapolis, Minnesota who has lived in Reno for 3 years. Jennifer’s work is very expressive, abstracted and relevant to the subject matter that she is creating. She views creating art as a performance, a reflection of a thought and the action towards it. ******************** Credits University Libraries: ************************ Kathy Ray - Dean, University Libraries and Teaching & Learning Technologies Jill Stockton - Marketing & Communications Specialist Robin Monteith - Associate Director of Development Chris Holloman - Design Specialist Digital Initiatives Mathewson IGT Knowledge Center: ************************ Amy Hunsaker - Digital Initiatives Librarian Laura Rocke - Digital Humanities Project Lead Jeannette Martinez - Contemporary Street Art Specialist @Reality: ************************ Mark Gandolfo - Executive Producer Daniel Fergus - 3D Modeler Shawn Sariti - Unity UX Programmer Michelle Rebaleati - 360 Video Producer Luka Starmer - 360 Video Producer Kyle Weerheim - Second Unit Photography Maryan Tooker - 360 Video Utility Hadi Rumjahn - Unity Developer/Student worker Tyler Goffinet - Unity Developer/Student worker Special Thanks: ************************ Jack Freer - Additional Still Photography Eric Brooks - Curator Art Spot Reno Anthony Ortega - Muralist Vaka - Muralist Jennifer Charboneau - Muralist Joe C. Rock - Muralist
University Libraries at the University of Nevada, Reno developed a virtual reality experience called the Reno Street Art Project, a multimedia time capsule highlighting street art on display in Reno between July 2017 – December 2017. Street art painted on walls and buildings around Reno have become a celebrated part of the city’s character. Librarians and multimedia specialists at the University collaborated with local artists to generate a digital archive populated with more than 500 entries of street art representing more than 200 individual murals and virtual reality (VR) gallery celebrating this medium. This project is available on display at the Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center at the University of Nevada, Reno and will be available on a wider platform soon. The Street Art Stories series take this experience further by including interviews from 5 artists on their views of what street art and being a muralist means within the Reno community. Joe C. Rock is a self-taught artist, born in Stockton, California. His recent focus has been on mural work and fine portraiture, but he stays close to his roots combining graffiti and illustration throughout work. Joe has lived in Reno, NV for 23 years. ******************** Credits University Libraries: ************************ Kathy Ray - Dean, University Libraries and Teaching & Learning Technologies Jill Stockton - Marketing & Communications Specialist Robin Monteith - Associate Director of Development Chris Holloman - Design Specialist Digital Initiatives Mathewson IGT Knowledge Center: ************************ Amy Hunsaker - Digital Initiatives Librarian Laura Rocke - Digital Humanities Project Lead Jeannette Martinez - Contemporary Street Art Specialist @Reality: ************************ Mark Gandolfo - Executive Producer Daniel Fergus - 3D Modeler Shawn Sariti - Unity UX Programmer Michelle Rebaleati - 360 Video Producer Luka Starmer - 360 Video Producer Kyle Weerheim - Second Unit Photography Maryan Tooker - 360 Video Utility Hadi Rumjahn - Unity Developer/Student worker Tyler Goffinet - Unity Developer/Student worker Special Thanks: ************************ Jack Freer - Additional Still Photography Eric Brooks - Curator Art Spot Reno Anthony Ortega - Muralist Vaka - Muralist J. Charboneau - Muralist Joe C. Rock - Muralist
Sheung Wan got lots of cool graffiti and street art everywhere. Roam around the streets, alleyways and corridors. Is it worth a visit? Let's find out the street arts in ...
Portrait #StreetArt en réalité virtuelle avec #Alëxone Du studio aux rues Toulousaines, une plongée dans l'intimité artistique du street artiste. Likez notre page Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/streetartpor... Réalisation : Nicolas Fauvel. Enjoy ! Pour une immersion à 360°, mode d'emploi : - régler la qualité à 1080 - sur dekstop, déplacez le curseur dans l'image : ça bouge ! - Apple : le 360 ne marche pas sous safari, passez-le sur chrome ou autre - pour l'iPhone : regarder avec l'application YouTube pour bien en profiter - et pour les plus équipés d'entre vous, mettez votre casque oculus et laissez vous porter :-)
Welcome to MAD Vloggers! Walk down the Street Art lanes in Melbourne from the comfort of your home. This video has 360 degrees view so feel free to scroll around and check out the different strokes of colours, characters and shapes created by local and international artists & hidden sculptures. Walk virtually around: 1. Hosier Lane Popular Hosier Lane is an ever-changing canvas of paste-ups, murals and hidden sculptures. High above, Adnate's portrait of an Indigenous boy gazes towards the river. 2. Higson Lane 3. Duckboard Place Duckboard Place features a mix of vibrant street art, gig posters and great dining options like Tonka, Lee Ho Fook and Pastuso. 4. AC/DC Lane Named after the legendary Australian rock band, AC/DC Lane is covered in colourful tributes to rock'n'roll, including a huge portrait of Malcolm Young and a 3D sculpture of Bon Scott bursting through the wall. Equipment used: - Samsung Gear 360 https://www.samsung.com/global/galaxy/gear-360/ - Samsung Galaxy S9+ https://www.samsung.com/au/smartphones/galaxy-s9/ - DJI Osmo Mobile 3 https://store.dji.com/product/osmo-mobile-3 Unboxing video for dji OSMO mobile 3: https://youtu.be/I0Vdq2HOplg Please don't forget to 'Like', 'Share' & 'Subscribe' to our channel and press the bell icon to get updates on the latest videos. Refer our channel to your family & friends and ask them to subscribe. You can find us: FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/maadvlog.gers.5 INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/wermadvloggers/ Join our growing community for new videos every week! Regards, MAD Vloggers!