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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by Gentle Mental on Oct 17, 2008 5:05:18 GMT 1, oooh.. and yes... his work in colour are really lovely too, do you have any?
oooh.. and yes... his work in colour are really lovely too, do you have any?
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by RedStarPress on Oct 17, 2008 17:06:07 GMT 1, Hi GM,
We were wondering if anyone recognized Shen. He's participated in shows with many of today's "superstar" Chinese Contemporary artists and it's a privilege to be working with him. To answer your questions: - These are hand card wood prints on paper - We can offer banksy forum members a set of all 3 prints for $2,700. Just email us at sales@redstarpress.com if you would like to purchase the set. - As for the color pieces, stay tuned!
P.S. We just released a few more Zhang Qitian paintings as well.
Hi GM, We were wondering if anyone recognized Shen. He's participated in shows with many of today's "superstar" Chinese Contemporary artists and it's a privilege to be working with him. To answer your questions: - These are hand card wood prints on paper - We can offer banksy forum members a set of all 3 prints for $2,700. Just email us at sales@redstarpress.com if you would like to purchase the set. - As for the color pieces, stay tuned! P.S. We just released a few more Zhang Qitian paintings as well.
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by Deleted on Oct 18, 2008 1:41:21 GMT 1, FYI, Shen's no lightweight. Click here to see some places where he's exhibited.
FYI, Shen's no lightweight. Click here to see some places where he's exhibited.
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by budoukiba on Jan 4, 2011 12:39:20 GMT 1, Hello!
I run a crew in Shanghai called Sub-Culture. We started off as just a dj/mc crew playing dubstep and jungle, but over the years we have evolved (and grown up a bit) and now we incorporate art, cinema and free workshops into our events.
Every month we invite a designer/artist to design our events posters, and then we produce a limited run of screen prints to sell (really cheap)
Check out the blog here for more info on us and our posters:
www.subcultureshanghai.com
We are always looking for artists to contribute, so if anyone on here fancies getting a bit of their artwork out in Shanghai then please contact us on subcultureshanghai@gmail.com
Cheers,
Gaz
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Hello! I run a crew in Shanghai called Sub-Culture. We started off as just a dj/mc crew playing dubstep and jungle, but over the years we have evolved (and grown up a bit) and now we incorporate art, cinema and free workshops into our events. Every month we invite a designer/artist to design our events posters, and then we produce a limited run of screen prints to sell (really cheap) Check out the blog here for more info on us and our posters: www.subcultureshanghai.comWe are always looking for artists to contribute, so if anyone on here fancies getting a bit of their artwork out in Shanghai then please contact us on subcultureshanghai@gmail.com Cheers, Gaz Sub-Culture Attachments:
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by budoukiba on Jan 4, 2011 12:39:45 GMT 1, Hello!
I run a crew in Shanghai called Sub-Culture. We started off as just a dj/mc crew playing dubstep and jungle, but over the years we have evolved (and grown up a bit) and now we incorporate art, cinema and free workshops into our events.
Every month we invite a designer/artist to design our events posters, and then we produce a limited run of screen prints to sell (really cheap)
Check out the blog here for more info on us and our posters:
www.subcultureshanghai.com
We are always looking for artists to contribute, so if anyone on here fancies getting a bit of their artwork out in Shanghai then please contact us on subcultureshanghai@gmail.com
Cheers,
Gaz
Sub-Culture
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Hello! I run a crew in Shanghai called Sub-Culture. We started off as just a dj/mc crew playing dubstep and jungle, but over the years we have evolved (and grown up a bit) and now we incorporate art, cinema and free workshops into our events. Every month we invite a designer/artist to design our events posters, and then we produce a limited run of screen prints to sell (really cheap) Check out the blog here for more info on us and our posters: www.subcultureshanghai.comWe are always looking for artists to contribute, so if anyone on here fancies getting a bit of their artwork out in Shanghai then please contact us on subcultureshanghai@gmail.com Cheers, Gaz Sub-Culture Attachments:
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by budoukiba on Jan 4, 2011 12:41:04 GMT 1, By the way, this month's poster (above) is designed by Nini Sum from Nanjing, China.
By the way, this month's poster (above) is designed by Nini Sum from Nanjing, China.
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by budoukiba on Jan 5, 2011 10:51:32 GMT 1, Theres a little competition up now to win a screen print. If your not in china all you need to do is pay the postage
Theres a little competition up now to win a screen print. If your not in china all you need to do is pay the postage
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volvic
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by volvic on Apr 26, 2011 14:55:24 GMT 1, go to M1NT Nightclub.... and let your hair down
go to M1NT Nightclub.... and let your hair down
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by legalalien on Apr 26, 2011 15:47:41 GMT 1, Shanghai is Awesome. Some of the best bars in the world there.... puts London to shame - check out the terrace at the Hyatt on the Bund.
Shanghai is Awesome. Some of the best bars in the world there.... puts London to shame - check out the terrace at the Hyatt on the Bund.
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by saint on Apr 26, 2011 15:55:27 GMT 1, I reckon he might have got back by now....
I reckon he might have got back by now....
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by gibbin82 on Apr 26, 2011 17:29:13 GMT 1, Shanghai is one of the most incredible cities I have ever been to. Things to do, sit in one of the bars overlooking the Bund watching the giant TV screens on the buildings over the water, try Bar Rouge bar-rouge-shanghai.com/index_en.php but beware the drinks are mental prices, but they don't seem to mind the odd (well the description fits me) foreigner just going up to look from the balcony. Also go up in the lift in the Grand Hyatt Hotel 87 floors in approx 8 seconds and you don't even feel as though it is moving, amazing and the views are incredible especially the 128 floor Shanghai Tower along side, that can be seen from the lowly 88th viewing floor of the Hyatt (the Shanghai Tower has a big square hole in it to allow dragons to fly through, it was planned to be round but Chinese Japanese relationships scuppered that idea as it looked to much like the Japanese flag!)
Shanghai is one of the most incredible cities I have ever been to. Things to do, sit in one of the bars overlooking the Bund watching the giant TV screens on the buildings over the water, try Bar Rouge bar-rouge-shanghai.com/index_en.php but beware the drinks are mental prices, but they don't seem to mind the odd (well the description fits me) foreigner just going up to look from the balcony. Also go up in the lift in the Grand Hyatt Hotel 87 floors in approx 8 seconds and you don't even feel as though it is moving, amazing and the views are incredible especially the 128 floor Shanghai Tower along side, that can be seen from the lowly 88th viewing floor of the Hyatt (the Shanghai Tower has a big square hole in it to allow dragons to fly through, it was planned to be round but Chinese Japanese relationships scuppered that idea as it looked to much like the Japanese flag!)
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by wizzy on Apr 26, 2011 17:56:06 GMT 1, I reckon he might have got back by now....
pmsl.
I reckon he might have got back by now.... pmsl.
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by fingerz on Apr 26, 2011 18:05:19 GMT 1, I reckon he might have got back by now....
I reckon he might have got back by now....
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by legalalien on Apr 26, 2011 18:11:54 GMT 1, haha - just looked at the dates of when this was first posted - who bloody resurrected this thread!
haha - just looked at the dates of when this was first posted - who bloody resurrected this thread!
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by fingerz on Apr 26, 2011 18:14:21 GMT 1, its happened a few times today ... i think silky's been having a spring clean .... lol
its happened a few times today ... i think silky's been having a spring clean .... lol
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by temple on Jan 28, 2012 1:51:45 GMT 1, I shot this lil collection of shots half in Barrow Cumbria and the nicer looking Shanghai too:
walls for days
I shot this lil collection of shots half in Barrow Cumbria and the nicer looking Shanghai too:
walls for days
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by jonti on Jan 28, 2012 10:13:00 GMT 1, Ulverston boy myself
Ulverston boy myself
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by temple on Jan 29, 2012 1:46:56 GMT 1,
we all have our crosses to bare
we all have our crosses to bare
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sal
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by sal on Mar 2, 2012 20:31:33 GMT 1, Portuguese master of destruction is taking China with a bang/tear/scratch..
more info/photo about the show @ 18Gallery
Portuguese master of destruction is taking China with a bang/tear/scratch.. more info/photo about the show @ 18Gallery
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by johnnyh on Sept 14, 2014 10:32:31 GMT 1, Not the greatest of shows quite small but a few nice and a few mad bits. The 3D pieces although a gimmick were quite interesting. Loved the glass pieces and the green Panda was a lovely piece.
The round white piece was really stunning.
Chinese art is really pricey mind. You would need seriously deep pockets the make Banksy's look like a bargain. They seem to cater only to the really rich and nothing less so very pricey.
Not the greatest of shows quite small but a few nice and a few mad bits. The 3D pieces although a gimmick were quite interesting. Loved the glass pieces and the green Panda was a lovely piece.
The round white piece was really stunning.
Chinese art is really pricey mind. You would need seriously deep pockets the make Banksy's look like a bargain. They seem to cater only to the really rich and nothing less so very pricey.
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by Harveyn on Sept 14, 2014 10:45:17 GMT 1, Thanks for the posts J.
Love the Joker piece. Who did that and what is the medium?
Thanks for the posts J.
Love the Joker piece. Who did that and what is the medium?
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johnnyh
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by johnnyh on Sept 14, 2014 15:41:59 GMT 1, Thanks for the posts J.
Love the Joker piece. Who did that and what is the medium? Thx Harvey not sure who did the piece but it was very 3D not a standard material. The joker sicker and barcode were in the glass and there were a number of layers below it.
will check the catalogue and try and find out. If I can will pm you. But it was quite stunning as well as a little disturbing
Thanks for the posts J.
Love the Joker piece. Who did that and what is the medium? Thx Harvey not sure who did the piece but it was very 3D not a standard material. The joker sicker and barcode were in the glass and there were a number of layers below it. will check the catalogue and try and find out. If I can will pm you. But it was quite stunning as well as a little disturbing
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by graffuturism on Nov 11, 2014 9:02:21 GMT 1,
Just Back From Shanghai for this project, what a great city I will update this thread with some of the installations as well as mine.
From October 20th to December 1st, 2014, on the occasion of the 10th anniversary, the most iconic place of Shanghai - Bund18 - presents a never seen project in Shanghai with a very exclusive artists residency curated by Galerie Magda Danysz.
From the pioneers of street-art such as Futura, international figures as Jonone and Poesia to the most promising young generation as Ludo, YZ, and Seth, from 2014/10/20 to 2014/11/18, the artists will work onsite of Bund18 for people to LOOK THROUGH the window to see the work-in-process of street art.
Bund18 and Magda Danysz Gallery offers here an unique experience which makes this artist residency so impressive even before the formal show between November 18th and December 1st.
Just Back From Shanghai for this project, what a great city I will update this thread with some of the installations as well as mine. From October 20th to December 1st, 2014, on the occasion of the 10th anniversary, the most iconic place of Shanghai - Bund18 - presents a never seen project in Shanghai with a very exclusive artists residency curated by Galerie Magda Danysz. From the pioneers of street-art such as Futura, international figures as Jonone and Poesia to the most promising young generation as Ludo, YZ, and Seth, from 2014/10/20 to 2014/11/18, the artists will work onsite of Bund18 for people to LOOK THROUGH the window to see the work-in-process of street art. Bund18 and Magda Danysz Gallery offers here an unique experience which makes this artist residency so impressive even before the formal show between November 18th and December 1st.
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by Feral Things on Nov 11, 2014 23:55:14 GMT 1, I've been really enjoying the photos from this project which have appeared on Instagram and Facebook this week; it's an amazing line up of artists. How established is street art and graffiti in Shanghai?
I've been really enjoying the photos from this project which have appeared on Instagram and Facebook this week; it's an amazing line up of artists. How established is street art and graffiti in Shanghai?
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by graffuturism on Nov 12, 2014 1:23:03 GMT 1, I've been really enjoying the photos from this project which have appeared on Instagram and Facebook this week; it's an amazing line up of artists. How established is street art and graffiti in Shanghai? Graffiti and Street art seem to be very rare atleast from the places I visited. I didnt visit the art districts but from walking the city graffiti is nowhere to be seen and street art even less. Stickers and tags are removed as fast as they seem to go up it was a surreal feeling actually visiting such a large city without any traces of graffiti. I think there is something to be said for that as a city without graffiti usually would seem to be a clean city, yet I feel there is something disturbing about it all. I loved the city and visit well cultured people and a thriving art scene, yet I would like to go back and find out more about this repression that exists of graffiti and street art.
I've been really enjoying the photos from this project which have appeared on Instagram and Facebook this week; it's an amazing line up of artists. How established is street art and graffiti in Shanghai? Graffiti and Street art seem to be very rare atleast from the places I visited. I didnt visit the art districts but from walking the city graffiti is nowhere to be seen and street art even less. Stickers and tags are removed as fast as they seem to go up it was a surreal feeling actually visiting such a large city without any traces of graffiti. I think there is something to be said for that as a city without graffiti usually would seem to be a clean city, yet I feel there is something disturbing about it all. I loved the city and visit well cultured people and a thriving art scene, yet I would like to go back and find out more about this repression that exists of graffiti and street art.
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by mac on Nov 12, 2014 7:57:58 GMT 1, Thanks graffuturism, looking forward to checking this out a the weekend.
There is more information here for anyone in/around Shanghai: Look Through
Been in Shanghai a while and you're right, graffiti and street art are rare outside Moganshan Lu but there are more and more projects going on and some great museums and galleries have opened over the past few years.
Will try and post some photos from Look Through in the next week or so...
Thanks graffuturism, looking forward to checking this out a the weekend. There is more information here for anyone in/around Shanghai: Look Through Been in Shanghai a while and you're right, graffiti and street art are rare outside Moganshan Lu but there are more and more projects going on and some great museums and galleries have opened over the past few years. Will try and post some photos from Look Through in the next week or so...
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johnnyh
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Visit SHANGHAI ๐จ๐ณ China Street Art, Galleries, Events, by johnnyh on Nov 12, 2014 8:55:03 GMT 1, Mac, Feral and Graff yep not much on the street do see some but very little
Main reasons are that the Government would be pretty tight on any thing that would be seen as anti state etc. so it would be regarded as more than Graffitti so very tough and also not really a Chinese thing particularly for your standard youth. Very rigorous studying etc goes on.
You do see some though but mainly like this in the Art areas such as 798 in Beijing and Redtory in Guangzhou which have been done by both internationals and locals. It's definately growing though as people travel and Urban Art becomes bigger plus you see these areas developing
Did a couple of threads showing pics of stuff. The Beijing art area 798 used to be great it's now quite commercial and lots of little shops and cafes eg business is pushing the small galleries out which is a shame. The Guangzhou one is quite nice but little really happening
urbanartassociation.com/thread/117435/beijing-urban-street-art-graffiti
urbanartassociation.com/thread/114936/guangzhou-china-graff
Mac, Feral and Graff yep not much on the street do see some but very little Main reasons are that the Government would be pretty tight on any thing that would be seen as anti state etc. so it would be regarded as more than Graffitti so very tough and also not really a Chinese thing particularly for your standard youth. Very rigorous studying etc goes on. You do see some though but mainly like this in the Art areas such as 798 in Beijing and Redtory in Guangzhou which have been done by both internationals and locals. It's definately growing though as people travel and Urban Art becomes bigger plus you see these areas developing Did a couple of threads showing pics of stuff. The Beijing art area 798 used to be great it's now quite commercial and lots of little shops and cafes eg business is pushing the small galleries out which is a shame. The Guangzhou one is quite nice but little really happening urbanartassociation.com/thread/117435/beijing-urban-street-art-graffitiurbanartassociation.com/thread/114936/guangzhou-china-graff
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