STUFF I LIKE
-
What if one of the most important street photographers of the 20th century was a 1950s children’s nanny who kept herself to...
-
-
9 artists on tumblr
John Reuss, Rick Stevens, James Wyper, Jeremy Lipking, Agnes Cecile, Jan Willem van Welzenis, Andrew...
-
Sardinia Radio Telescope - photos by Bruce Sterling
Follow Wired Magaiznes Bruce on tumblr -
Skyscraping Tower of Abraham Lincoln Books
Soon to be on display at the newly-constructed Ford’s Theatre Center for Education and Leadership in...
-
-
-
Kent Williams
-
Alexandra Pacula
‘Mesmerizing Whirlwind’, 2011
oil on canvas
-
Wire Violin by Emily Fang
I mistakenly thought this was one of those single-line drawings originally, but then I realized there was an extra...
STREET ART BY JOHANNES MUNDINGER
Artist Johannes Mundinger ”to do be do” and Lio Nelio (previously)
Berlin 2012 - at Urban Spree
COLOURFUL FACES
Germany, Berlin-based Artist Johannes Mundinger (facebook) - “Slowly I got the impression that every medium was appropriate and the most profane materials were just the right thing. They were best paired with banal themes, like in the example of Nose Picking Pictures. Was it about the avoidance of collaboration with a sublime artistic concept with a bloated theoretical superstructure? Was it simply the joy in creating in the moment without having to consider the reception in the world afterwards? Is the artist picking my nose with his index finger, in order to consume the last traces of the grey matter in my head for dessert with delight?” - Oliver Breitenstein, director Berliner Kunstverein
“Hidden in forgotten places across the City, Johannes Mundinger‘s artworks are found mainly by accident. Colourful faces, fantastic figures and wall-paintings melted totally into decaying facades, create anxiety in dark urban corners. Corresponding to Graffiti, the style of the Artist is in a constant dialogue with this form of the street art. The lyrical and painterly finesse of Mundinger‘s works remains in contradition to the roughness and inexactitude of urban art. They are unique compositions. - Petra Wessbecher, Cultural scientist
