“Try to understand that, in the overall scheme of things, you eating me or me eating you will make no difference at all.”

“I truly envy all of you.  There, all day eating shit.”

“Last news! Nothing lasts forever, u fools!”

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As a major contributor to an increasingly progressive and elaborate street art and mural movement occurring in Europe over the past 5 years, Erica il Cane (translating to “Eric the Dog”) gained international recognition for his anthropomorphic building-sized animal murals throughout Italy and the continent. With fellow contemporaries Blu, Sam3, Escif, and San, Erica’s large-scale murals have been viewed as fine art done within the public’s view. We Were Living in the Woods will feature works on paper and on-site installations.

FIFTY24SF GALLERY
218 Fillmore Street
San Francisco, CA
http://www.fifty24sf.com/

Erica Il Cane’s “We Were Living in the Woods” will run from November 11th – December 19th, with an opening reception on Thursday, November 11th, from 7:30PM – 10:00PM.

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France has long been a breeding ground for unusual street art and graff styles. It is no wonder that the work of the French urban artist REMED are surprisingly different and fresh.

REMED mixes graphical style of the seventies, the “New Image” of the eighties, typography and Graffti to his very independ and individual imagery. His works are timeless, to the point, but full of spirit and zeitgeist. Like a time warp his pictures include the imagery of the last forty years.
His work and murals can be found in many publications that deal with the issue of street art. REMED is currently one of the popular urban artists. This year is work was shown already in the Carhardt Gallery in Madrid at AVIA PREVIA in Bologna and in the PURE EVIL Gallery in London.

REMED
“Duality”

Vernissage 22.10.2010
19-23h
Exhibition
22.10. – 19.11.2010

PRETTY PORTAL
Brunnenstr. 12
40223 Düsseldorf
http://en.prettyportal.de

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The international exhibition d’RAW aims to contribute to what inside-the-scene folks, the broader public, as well as professional art people think about graffiti writing in relation to contemporary art without beeing booby trapped in a one-sided street versus museum discussion. In contrast, the exhibition approaches this topic from the commonly shared base of drawings. dRAW wants to propose an open minded view towards graffiti writing and street art by presenting historical, ground breaking, simply astonishing or otherwise interesting paper-pencil material as an evidence – not for prosecution, but for quality.

Artists:
Agit – ECB Hendrik Beikirch – Bill Blast – Bitucas – Blade – Anne-Lise Coste – Crash – Boris Tellegen/Delta – Dran – Dondi White – Dr. Rat – Ekundayo – Enes – Erosie – Fafi – Futura 2000 – Pierre Galic – Barry McGee – Os Gemeos – Harald Naegli – Herakut – Honet – Jesic – Koor – Philipp König – Lady Pink – Dave de Leeuw – Loomit – Peter Michalski – Mozes & Taps – Noc 167 – Phase 2 – Quik – Rammellzee – Roa – Seen – Shoe – Collin van der Sluijs – Swoon – The Dulk – Christine Würmell – Won ABC – Zedz – Zephyr
With photos by Martha Cooper and Henry Chalfant

d’RAW – International Drawing Showcase

September 12. 2009 – November 1. 2009
Opening hours:
mon – sat   9am – 11pm
sun   11am – 5pm

admission free

Schnuck*
Bongerd 18
6411 JM Heerlen/The Netherlands
+31 (0)45-577 22 00
http://schnuck.nl/1031/hompage

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