Bringing the issue of painting on public property up and if it should be a charge ?
Depends on ….. what it is ? where it is ? .. Very big topic !
Leave up to you to make up your own mind ! Feel free to comment .
Here’s the TV 3 – 6 O ‘clock take on it ..click on the link .
Cut Collective and architectural graduate Jasper Middleton have combined forces to create a dramatic installation built and displayed for the Splore Festival at Tapapakanga Regional Park south of Auckland.
Manky Chops gallery are proud to present “Pirates”, a colourful explosion of aerosol artworks by Editor and Cast, well known for their unique one of a kind styles on the streets of New Zealand.
The work they bring to you is directly influenced by the pirates, early 1900 dutch abstract works, street art and dirty graffiti.
The show will run until Saturday 13th March.
Cut Collective has been working away on a new exhibition. The latest in the series of exhibitions titled ‘Public Access’. The first Public Access was held in Napier in January of 2007. For this, the 4th we are kindly being hosted by the Auckland Art Gallery (who are covering the install on their blog here).
Public Access essentially deals with the artists navigation of displaying art work within public and private spaces, removing boundaries around art viewing and looking at the role the gallery plays in the display of art. Our artistic backgrounds all have a common thread of street art and graffiti and this continues to inform our practice and influence our approach to art-making.
The show is open from the 20th of Feb and runs through to March 11th. CC members will be on-site most days during this time to continue to develop the works and we encourage you all to come down and check it out. The work is both inside and outside the space – hence the opening hours stated below.
This Photo i just found again be meaning to post it much earlier than now but better late than never this guys stuff is on !
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