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Enrico Bonadio: The legal world and street Art.

25/12/2018 Trebuchet Magazine

As street art becomes part of how property developers market up-and-coming areas its role as a gentrifying marker is becoming clearer. Enrico Bonadio. Street Art Lawyer. (read more)

YZ: Street Artist Makes Image for New French Stamps

20/07/2018 Edward Winters

President Macron has selected an image for a new set of French stamps designed by YZ, a Franco-British street artist whose work celebrates strong women. (read more)

Made Corrections : Street Art in a Lithuanian Youth Prison

21/10/2017 Trebuchet Magazine

Trebuchet Magazine in discussion: with Olly Walker and David Ellis Made Corrections – is a cross – cultural, trans – media exchange between those in need and experienced practicing artists who seek to use their (read more)

Street Art Goes Rural: Swiss Erosion Grafitti

19/12/2016 Trebuchet News

Determining erosion rates via painting (read more)

Street Art to Gallery – An LA Story (Gary John)

29/08/2016 Anise Stevens

The transition from street art to gallery credibility takes talent and a scoop of good luck. Gary John has both. Profile. (read more)

Life, death, pleasure, and pain. A female voice in Street Art (Jennifer Korsen)

17/11/2015 Anise Stevens

The female population is largely unrepresented in the world of graffiti and street art. Jennifer Korsen is the exception (read more)

Lazarides: A Street Art Empire

03/11/2012 Jacqueline Steinmetz

“You either close up a shop and cry behind closed doors for the next five years or you have a go and see what you can do next.” Steve Lazarides refuses to be daunted by economic crisis. (read more)

Art on the Streets Exhibition

05/10/2018 Naila Scargill

The posters invite the viewer to consider the role that visual activism can play in our everyday experience, highlighting the power of images to challenge and empower. (read more)

Gut Instinct Doesn’t Wither: Old’uns Are As Streetsmart as Da Yoof

29/08/2017 Trebuchet News

80-year-olds as street-savvy as 18-year-olds (read more)

Occupying the Heart of the Beast: Wall Street Protest 2011

13/10/2011 Phil Rockstroh

Occupying the Heart of the Beast: Observations, Amid the Multitudes in Liberty Plaza where both the winged spirit of commitment and the rag and bone shop of the heart abide. The ongoing exercise in democracy (read more)

Art UK Launch Largest Ever UK Sculpture Cataloguing Project

22/02/2019 Naila Scargill

The UK will become the first country in the world to create a free-to-access online photographic showcase of its publicly owned sculptures. (read more)

Artist Sells Rough Sleepers in Human Tamagotchi Project

14/02/2019 Naila Scargill

Hornsleth Homeless Tracker enables collectors to follow London’s rough sleepers, by fitting each homeless person with a tracking device, allowing them to be followed via a private app. (read more)

The art of stealing art

15/01/2019 Trebuchet Magazine

The art of stealing art Noah Charney (read more)

Could shooting somebody ever be an act of performance art?

08/01/2019 Martin Lang

Prof Martin Lang discusses violence as a form of performance art (read more)

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10/12/2018 Trebuchet Magazine

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26/10/2018 Trebuchet Magazine

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Solidarity and Skittles – Grace Petrie Interview Part 1

14/08/2018 Sarah Corbett-Batson

Singer-songwriter Grace Petrie talks about her renewed faith in the Labour Party, queer politics and Skittles (read more)

Contemporary Artists’ Drawings at The Drawing Room

27/07/2018 Edward Winters

hy do drawings matter? Commenting on his education as an artist at The Slade School of Fine Art in the seventies, restaurant critic, tv presenter, foreign correspondent, novelist, and sometime Call My Bluff panellist, A. (read more)

Blaze at the Glasgow School of Art

22/06/2018 Trebuchet News

The second fire to wreak the Scottish art school in four years, will they fix it again? (read more)

Fourth Wall on the Street? Not Our Style At All

20/06/2018 Naila Scargill

Examining the phenomenon of street theatre with Alister O’Loughlin, co-founder of Prodigal Theatre and performer with the Urban Playground Team. (read more)

Art is on the house!

15/05/2018 Sara Torres Vega

The myth of a disappearing house, the discovery of one that still exists and the challenge of one that will hopefully exist one day in the future. (read more)

Why Being an Artist is not a Job

08/05/2018 Martin Lang

Working away in the studio is play with consequences not a job, thank goodness! (read more)

Newness & Nostalgia In Art

17/04/2018 Natalie Andrews

The Idea of newness is an essential part of the function of art in modern times but what does that mean and how does newness form and change? Are we all prone to long for a past that never was or a future that can never be? (read more)

The Feminine in the Feminist: Women take their Life-Making skills into Contemporary Art

12/04/2018 Edward Winters

Camille and Nikita Kravtsov, UFO Revolution, 2018, (detail), drawing, print and embroidery t art schools in the sixties and seventies, American modernism held sway, even if French existentialism formed the intellectual climate within which modernism (read more)