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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by jopkop on Feb 6, 2011 11:00:14 GMT 1, wow, along with some other great artists Remi! congrats!
wow, along with some other great artists Remi! congrats!
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by remirough on Feb 6, 2011 11:23:57 GMT 1, wow, along with some other great artists Remi! congrats!
Thanks JK... I'm quite looking forward to this one.
wow, along with some other great artists Remi! congrats! Thanks JK... I'm quite looking forward to this one. |
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by Rourke on Feb 6, 2011 11:36:13 GMT 1, All the best with this Remi
looks great,
Good start date aswell, my Birthday 
All the best with this Remi looks great, Good start date aswell, my Birthday |
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by remirough on Feb 6, 2011 11:38:52 GMT 1, All the best with this Remi looks great, Good start date aswell, my Birthday
I'll make sure a crack open a beer in your honour mate.
;D
All the best with this Remi looks great, Good start date aswell, my Birthday I'll make sure a crack open a beer in your honour mate. ;D |
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by sakyamuni on Feb 6, 2011 11:57:20 GMT 1, congrats remi, looks like a great show 
congrats remi, looks like a great show |
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by remirough on Feb 6, 2011 14:03:28 GMT 1, Sueme's work is pretty interesting... He's pretty young too.
Looking forward to seeing what he does for the show.
www.suemenow.com/
Sueme's work is pretty interesting... He's pretty young too. Looking forward to seeing what he does for the show. www.suemenow.com/ |
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by Indigo on Feb 8, 2011 23:15:20 GMT 1, we're all very excited to have you guys in town.
it's going to be so good
we're all very excited to have you guys in town. it's going to be so good |
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by remirough on Feb 14, 2011 11:09:38 GMT 1, PRESS RELEASE:
Unintended Calculations
Becker Galleries/Moda Hotel
March 4-26, 2011
Curated by Indigo, Unintended Calculations brings together a group of internationally renowned artists – Augustine Kofie (LA), Jerry Inscoe (PDX), Remi/Rough (LDN) and Scott Sueme (VAN) - in an exhibition exploring four very different approaches to abstraction.
Working in a variety of mediums, these artists have evolved the letterform building blocks of their shared graffiti background, deconstructing and rebuilding them as compositions of colour, line, shape and movement.
The project begins with two collaborative mural installations at Moda Hotel, located in the heart of downtown Vancouver. A VIP invite-only reception will take place at Becker Galleries on March 4th. The exhibit opens to the public on March 5th followed by an afterparty at Moda Hotel’s Red Card Sports Bar.
Augustine Kofie’s signature style “Vintage Futurism” layers tightly controlled linework and complex structures against a palette of heavy earth tones. His architecturally inspired paintings, collages and assemblages incorporate found imagery and objects into a crafted world of process, organization and draftsmanship.
Heavily influenced by Deconstructivist architecture, Jerry Inscoe dissects and reassembles three-dimensional space within an elegant framework of smooth lines, soaring arcs and sharp angles. Tone-on-tone colors and neutrals exist in crisp definition, often set against a background of smooth wood grain.
Best described as “antiform”, Remi/Rough’s work is the product of a skilled balance of freedom and restraint, with references to Kandinsky, Kline and the Bauhaus and Dadaist movements. The negative space in his paintings speaks volumes, juxtaposed against gestural brushstrokes, skewed lines, strong shapes and angular configurations.
Scott Sueme’s mixed-media paintings are an exploration of spontaneity and intuition; a departure from his critically structured and designed graffiti pieces. Favouring improvisation over strategy, he layers dense lines and bold colors against subtle tones and textures to create a strong, energetic sense of movement.
In recent years abstraction has been rapidly gaining momentum within the graffiti community, with many artists around the world pushing the composition and construction of letters to more conceptual levels. Collectively and individually, these four artists showcase the wide range of techniques and aesthetics that exist within this genre, and are as intriguing in their similarities as they are in their differences.
unintendedcalculations.com/
www.beckergalleries.com/
www.modahotel.ca/
PRESS RELEASE:Unintended CalculationsBecker Galleries/Moda Hotel March 4-26, 2011 Curated by Indigo, Unintended Calculations brings together a group of internationally renowned artists – Augustine Kofie (LA), Jerry Inscoe (PDX), Remi/Rough (LDN) and Scott Sueme (VAN) - in an exhibition exploring four very different approaches to abstraction. Working in a variety of mediums, these artists have evolved the letterform building blocks of their shared graffiti background, deconstructing and rebuilding them as compositions of colour, line, shape and movement. The project begins with two collaborative mural installations at Moda Hotel, located in the heart of downtown Vancouver. A VIP invite-only reception will take place at Becker Galleries on March 4th. The exhibit opens to the public on March 5th followed by an afterparty at Moda Hotel’s Red Card Sports Bar. Augustine Kofie’s signature style “Vintage Futurism” layers tightly controlled linework and complex structures against a palette of heavy earth tones. His architecturally inspired paintings, collages and assemblages incorporate found imagery and objects into a crafted world of process, organization and draftsmanship. Heavily influenced by Deconstructivist architecture, Jerry Inscoe dissects and reassembles three-dimensional space within an elegant framework of smooth lines, soaring arcs and sharp angles. Tone-on-tone colors and neutrals exist in crisp definition, often set against a background of smooth wood grain. Best described as “antiform”, Remi/Rough’s work is the product of a skilled balance of freedom and restraint, with references to Kandinsky, Kline and the Bauhaus and Dadaist movements. The negative space in his paintings speaks volumes, juxtaposed against gestural brushstrokes, skewed lines, strong shapes and angular configurations. Scott Sueme’s mixed-media paintings are an exploration of spontaneity and intuition; a departure from his critically structured and designed graffiti pieces. Favouring improvisation over strategy, he layers dense lines and bold colors against subtle tones and textures to create a strong, energetic sense of movement. In recent years abstraction has been rapidly gaining momentum within the graffiti community, with many artists around the world pushing the composition and construction of letters to more conceptual levels. Collectively and individually, these four artists showcase the wide range of techniques and aesthetics that exist within this genre, and are as intriguing in their similarities as they are in their differences. unintendedcalculations.com/www.beckergalleries.com/www.modahotel.ca/
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by jusdeep on Feb 14, 2011 11:33:50 GMT 1, Good luck with the show Remi, from the mock-ups of the hotel I saw this is going to be awesome.
Can't wait to see the finished piece and the show sounds very interesting indeed.
Good luck with the show Remi, from the mock-ups of the hotel I saw this is going to be awesome.
Can't wait to see the finished piece and the show sounds very interesting indeed.
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by remirough on Feb 15, 2011 9:27:24 GMT 1,
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by Daniel Silk on Feb 23, 2011 15:24:21 GMT 1, Should be a great show cant wait to see a few photos.
Should be a great show cant wait to see a few photos. |
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by remirough on Feb 24, 2011 11:53:20 GMT 1, Should be a great show cant wait to see a few photos.
Thanks Mr Silk!
I am quite looking forward to it all, I fly out Monday.
I'll be sure to post a few pics, but for now there's a few details up on the old blog -
www.roughe.com/blog/
Should be a great show cant wait to see a few photos. Thanks Mr Silk! I am quite looking forward to it all, I fly out Monday. I'll be sure to post a few pics, but for now there's a few details up on the old blog - www.roughe.com/blog/ |
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by remirough on Mar 2, 2011 16:23:20 GMT 1, Here's a vid of day one doing the first of two murals...
Proper cold here too in Vancouver...
Here's a vid of day one doing the first of two murals...
Proper cold here too in Vancouver...
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by sashaz on Mar 4, 2011 1:08:19 GMT 1, that is a bad pose in the video cover. lovely work!
that is a bad pose in the video cover. lovely work!
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by manty on Mar 5, 2011 18:21:45 GMT 1, Wall one -  Wall two - 
Bloody hell, awesome stuff, and all off a ladder ;D
Wall one - Wall two - Bloody hell, awesome stuff, and all off a ladder ;D |
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by remirough on Mar 5, 2011 18:34:06 GMT 1, I was on Joker's shoulders mate.
I was on Joker's shoulders mate. |
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by faunagraphic on Mar 5, 2011 21:58:10 GMT 1, great wall remi, how many days painting was it?
great wall remi, how many days painting was it?
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by remirough on Mar 5, 2011 22:09:49 GMT 1, great wall remi, how many days painting was it?
Thanks so much. We were 3.5 days on them both.
That was all the time we had.
great wall remi, how many days painting was it? Thanks so much. We were 3.5 days on them both. That was all the time we had. |
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by manty on Mar 5, 2011 22:41:04 GMT 1, great wall remi, how many days painting was it? Thanks so much. We were 3.5 days on them both. That was all the time we had.
Thats some going, how many of you painting?
Do you have any work in progress shots?
great wall remi, how many days painting was it? Thanks so much. We were 3.5 days on them both. That was all the time we had. Thats some going, how many of you painting? Do you have any work in progress shots? |
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by faunagraphic on Mar 6, 2011 14:45:15 GMT 1, well its a fine example of a great wall! nice effort ! i love it!
well its a fine example of a great wall! nice effort ! i love it!
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by remirough on Mar 6, 2011 18:43:54 GMT 1, well its a fine example of a great wall! nice effort ! i love it!
well its a fine example of a great wall! nice effort ! i love it! |
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by Harveyn on Mar 8, 2011 13:04:34 GMT 1, Looks great Remi and some fantastic pieces by all artists.
Looks great Remi and some fantastic pieces by all artists.
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Unintended Calculations / Vancouver 5th March, by Daniel Silk on Mar 8, 2011 13:44:06 GMT 1, Looks an amazing show Remi Well done to everyone involved!
Looks an amazing show Remi Well done to everyone involved! |
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