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On Beauty, Ugliness, Not Only in Typography.

{ths}

Date: 29th of May 2010
Hour: 19:00 – 21:00
Place: Design BWA Wroclaw Gallery | Swidnicka Str. 2-4

{ths} will hold a speech about typography, design and art. To him the classical borders that are drawn between commercial and non-commercial art are blurred. The three disciplines are strongly influencing each other, so that that one couldn’t exist without the other. Whatever {ths} is working on, he is looking for the beauty of imperfection. Every typeface and every design needs a certain amount of ugliness to become interesting and beautiful in a deeper and more touching way than superficial beauty could be.

LECTURE IN ENGLISH

Special screenings: “Next” and “Inside Outside”, stencil workshop and guided tour

NEXT, A Primer on Urban Painting
dir. Pablo Aravena

Documentary explores graffiti-based visual art as a world culture. The filmmaker profiles the art form in nine countries including USA, Canada, France, Holland, Germany, England, Spain, Japan and Brazil. A combination of “vérité” moments and interviews with painters, “writers”, designers, documentarians and other participants within the subculture, the film conveys the dynamism and creative energy of this significant emerging artistic movement.

Among presented artists are Heavyweight, Delta, Barnstormers and Banksy – all to the accompaniment of Sixtoo and Diplo.

Documentary was shown on many international festivals, i.e. Rotterdam International Film Festival, Urban Stories Brusseles, Melbourne International Film Festival, Rhythm of The Line Berlin.

The screening in English.

Big thanks to Pablo Aravena!
www.nextthemovie.com

Films

Dem, Jiem, Erica il Cane i Vova Vorotniov are in the first group of artists invited to take part in the project “Breakin’ the Wall”. Because of the vulcanic ash cloud, that prevented the arrival of street artists from Argentina, Spain, and Great Britain before the OUT OF STH opening, the project was divided in two parts. The second part of murals, made by Escif, Zosen, SickBoy i Mudwig will be completed in May.

The film by Sławek ZBIOK Czajkowski shows the development of murals painted until the 23rd April:

and Vova Vorotniov’s latest work:

Films

Dem, Jiem, Erica il Cane i Vova Vorotniov are in the first group of artists invited to take part in the project “Breakin’ the Wall”. Because of the vulcanic ash cloud, that prevented the arrival of street artists from Argentina, Spain, and Great Britain before the OUT OF STH opening, the project was divided in two parts. The second part of murals, made by Escif, Zosen, SickBoy i Mudwig will be completed in May.

The film by Sławek ZBIOK Czajkowski shows the development of murals painted until the 23rd April:
Dem/Ericailcane/Jiem/Vova Vorotniov / Breaking the Wall/ Outofsth.org from Zbiok on Vimeo.

New murals in the city

The artists invited to participate in “Breakin’ the Wall” are prominent representatives world urban art: Mudwig (Bristol), Dem (Milan), Fefe Telavera (San Paulo/Madrid), Vova Vorotniov (Kiev), Escif (Valencia), Erica Il Cane (Bologna), Jiem (Lille), SickBoy (London) and Zosen (Barcelona). Their murals will reflect on the identity and existence of the post-1989 generation, as well as the celebrated anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
The begun mural scene “Breakin’ the Wall” will be developed utill June. On various walls in Wrocław, in Nadodrze and in the surroundings – there will be several large murals created
as part of the project.

ON THE MAP ARE MARKED LOCATIONS OF ALREADY EXISTING BREAKIN’ THE WALL MURALS

Erica il Cane & Dem

The first mural for the project “Breakin’ the Wall” was finished yesterday, on 20th April. Italian artists Erica il Cane and Dem made it on the wall of Polonia cinema (Żeromskiego Street). The begun mural scene “Breakin’ the Wall” will be developed utill June. On various walls in Wrocław, in Nadodrze and in the surroundings – there will be several large murals created as part of the project.

Erica il Cane & Dem / Breaking the Wall / OutofSth.org from Zbiok on Vimeo.

23.04 Koncert w ramach otwarcia wystawy „OUT OF STH prezentuje”:

CRK i BWA Wrocław zapraszają na koncert BAABA i WILCZY SZANIEC
czas: 23.04 (piątek) | godz. 21.00, po wernisażu w galerii Awangarda (godz.19.00)
miejsce: CRK | ul. Jagiellończyka 10d | Wrocław – Nadodrze
wstęp: free
organizatorzy: | crk.wroclaw.pl | bwa.wroc.pl

BAABA (Warszawa)


Baaba powstala w roku 2000 i po pierwszej stricte elektronicznej płycie wydanej dla wytwórni Cpt. Sparky, przerodziła się w regularny koncertujący zespół zbierający świetne recenzje na festiwalach i w klubach w Polsce i Europie. Wraz z wydaniem drugiej płyty „Con Gas!’ powstaje skład koncertowy, obecnie tworzony przez Tomasza Dudę (saksofony, flet, sampler), Bartosza Webera (gitara, sampler), Piotra Zabrodzkiego (bas) i Macia Morettiego (perkusja). Już od pierwszej swojej edycji (2002) zespól jest entuzjastycznie przyjmowany podczas koncertów w całej Polsce. W międzyczasie powstają koncertowy bootleg „Warszawa – Gdansk” (2003) oraz płyta z remiksami (Remixas Congas -2004). Baaba koncertuje w Polsce i zagranicą (Anglia, Francja, Niemcy, Słowacja, Czechy, Rosja), zarówno w klubach, jak i podczas uznanych festiwali elektronicznych i jazzowych (Fertilizer Festival, SKIF Festival, Warsaw Summer Jazz Days, Astigmatic, Les Nuits Europeenes, Terra Polska, Unsound Festival, Off Festival). W kwietniu pojawią się we Wrocławiu w ramach większej trasy promującej ich najnowszy album „Disco Externo”.

myspace.com/baabapoopemusique | baaba.org

WILCZY SZANIEC (WSZANIEC) (Kraków)


Krakowski duet, o którym gdzieniegdzie zaczyna być głośno i jest to szum w pełni zasłużony. Za pomocą skromnego instrumentarium udało im się dokonać błyskotliwej syntezy nowej fali lat osiemdziesiątych z noise-rockiem początku lat dziewięćdziesiątych. Słychać inspirację Killing Joke czy Siekierą i poezją Adamskiego. Pobrzmiewają także echa wczesnej Ewy Braun. Muzyka transowa i senna,”czarno-biała”, a jednocześnie intensywna i wyrazista.

myspace.com/szaniec

on his Tate Modern exhibition and the book STREET ART.
The Graffiti Revolution

Tate Modern STREET ART

Before the exhibition opening we invite you to a talk by Cedar Lewisohn. London based artist and curator Cedar Lewisohn will give a presentation looking at the 2008 Tate Modern show Street Art which he organised. The talk will also look at new developments in the subject and art historical cross-overs. The talk will also be an opportunity for the audience to ask questions and public debate.

22nd April 2010 | 7 p.m.
Design BWA Wroclaw Gallery | Swidnicka Str. 2-4