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Video: MONOKROME Book Flip Through

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IfLEDGfcmQ A journey through our first book MONOKROME. Blackb...

Pic of the Day: Dabs & Myla X Remi/Rough

About two weeks ago, Remi/Rough collaborated with Dabs&Myla and this awesome mural is the ...

Remi/Rough & Stormie Mills: Selected Moments

RRSM That sounds like a great art show, so if you're in the area, make sure to pay them a visit! Remi/Rough about the show:
I’m pretty excited about this show… The first ever show with my great friend Stormie Mills and just myself! We’re reflecting on some of our travels together and referencing some of the huge walls and special projects we’ve done together… It’s at the Unit44 Gallery in Newcastle and we’ll be painting a massive wall as part of the show. It’s going to be pretty different for us both.
Announcement at Unit44's Blog:
When we launched the space we always had the artist in mind. Being able to invite artists to the North East and get to grips with a project they are really passionate about is where we really wanted to be. No point in doing things by halves or starting off slow we introduce Remi/Rough & Stormie Mills. Collaborating in this format they will create something completely original, bespoke, and personal to the space itself. I see no better way of starting our gallery programme. It gives us great pleasure to announce 'Selected Moments'.
WWW: Remi/Rough's Blog Stormie Mills' Website Unit44 Gallery For a little taste of what might come, here are some pictures of Remi/Rough & Stormie Mills painting for Primary Flight @ Art Basel Miami:...

Remi/Rough X System: 3 Kings

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Myself & System have been planning this wall for the past 18 months and finally we got around to doing it. It’s our homage to the masters – Dondi White, Jean Michel Basquiat & RammellZee. 3 of the most influential artists upon the graffiti and street art scenes. We’ve also made a short film about it which we should have ready by mid next week. We hope you enjoy this as much as we have enjoyed looking at their works ever since we started painting.
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Unintended Calculations at Becker Galleries

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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) – for an exhibition at Becker Galleries and two collaborative murals at Moda Hotel 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 color, line, shape and movement.
Sounds good? Sure it does! If you're in Vancouver then, make sure to pay them a visit. Here are the dates and some pics:...

‘A’ An exhibition by Steve More & Remi/Rough

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'A' is an exhibition of future perspectives... The future perspectives of two very different artists who have shared ideas, time and concrete. The title 'A' is as much about a new beginning as it is a reference to the Avant garde or Abstraction of their Alternative works. The Alphabet was the starting point for both these artist's careers and the fact they have now develo...ped those classic icons and forms into heavily abstracted formations and broken landscapes, reiterates a new beginning. Remi/Rough and Steve More share a tradition of steering against the mainstream to produce work that is both culturally relevant and unique in its vision. For ‘A’ the artists explore the correlations between their work after seven years of development apart. Steve has recently returned to the UK after being based in New Zealand and Remi’s last major show was in London two years ago. Since then he has travelled extensively cementing his reputation both abroad and at home in London. The artists first met in the early 90’s and worked closely over the following ten years, playing a progressive role in the international graffiti art scene. Their focus on self expression and originality whilst working in the urban vernacular has had a lasting influence on their works, and each other. Since they parted ways in 2003 their work diverged but some similarities remain highly evident. Remi’s recent work is an evolution of the letterform from his early graffiti pieces. Lines, shapes and form are dramatically skewed to create a perspective suggesting they occupy a 3D environment. His work is as much about the negative space he creates as it is the positive space he uses. The vibrant compositions and textures evoke graffiti from an imagined futuristic society. Steve More’s work has a tactile quality that is derived from the surfaces in his environment. Found and discarded materials are assimilated into pixels, questioning how the computer age affects our perceptions of time and place. His work is meticulously crafted using the forming and subsequent erosion of materials as an important part of the process. In contrast, Remi’s work is less premeditated and more concerned with immediacy of the moment. The title for the show ‘A’ holds a significant meaning for both artists: It symbolises new beginnings and heralds a coming of age. It also gives a nod to their past muse: Letter form (A being the first letter of the alphabet). It also bears light on the ‘Abstract’ world in which they convey their ‘Art’, and their ‘Avant garde’ attitude with which they produce it. As well as producing individual work Remi/Rough and Steve More are members of the influential art collective - Agents of Change.

The exhibition is running from Tuesday, February 1st to Sunday, February 6th, 2011 at Blackall Studios, 73A Leonard Street in London, United Kingdom.

 

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Twitter Art

I get so many interesting Tweets from artists and art magazines in my timeline that I can't do single posts for all of them. Still, why let them go to waste? Here's a (very) little summary of what's going on in the "Twitter-Art-World". Also, if you know any good artists on Twitter let me know. You can find me here. http://twitter.com/printmag/status/12986873643270144 Laurent Fetis http://twitter.com/GraffHead/status/12914784907300864 AXIS ...